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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD oe —— : ’
SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1-

DATE: 7 January 1965, 2330 Hours

1. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Manolin Hernandez arrived
from Central America and reported that Vico Starke and
Frank Marshall, with the support of General Anastacio Somoza
of Nicaragua, were planning a coup against President Francisco
Orlich in Costa Rica. A-l planned to depart Miami for Managua
at 0700 hours, 8 January on Lanhica airline to check this infor-
mation with General Somoza and to attempt to ensure that his.
equipment is not being used to carry out the coup. A-1 will
have his private communications pad and promised to send us a
message aS soon as he talked with General Somoza and with the
Orlichs and Starke in Costa Rica. :

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. 2, A-l agreed to try to return to New York on Saturday,
9 January, for a meeting with Mr. Archer (Chief, WH). 4-1
. will call as soon as he arrives in New York at which time
_ Pprangements will be made to bring him to Washington for the
' meeting. : mo,

- 3. And reported he and Al Burt had signed a non-aggression
pact. A-1 feels there is little to gain from his point of view.
an continuing the squabble with Burt.

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EVENING 12. FEB. ~ ‘ARTINE TOLD FIORINI THAT UNTRUDERS HAD STOLEN .
JEWELRY, NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS AND TELESROPES LENS RIFLE THAT FIORINI *
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; 2. On the night of 8 March 1965, the case officer for
Manuel ARTINE. Buesa set with bim and outlined the policy
Gecision reached by the 303 Committee of 4 March. ARTIMS
was told the: decisiva was. to terminate our. operational
relationship in as friendly and cooperative manner 4s ,

dbie, but not later thas 1 Bay 1965, The case officer
been enpowered to convey. this. information and to con :
@uct an exploratory ‘discussion of the. problems and possible
solutions connected with & phase-out progran. ’ The two
main pointe the United States Government was. concerned
with ware (a) fair but ressonable denobilisation support
@o the personnel of the autonomous group, and (Cb). ARTIME‘S .
aseietance in insuring that: the balance ox power in Central
. America was: not upset, particularly by preveating the
| weapons of his group. from falling into the: hands or
_  pelatical extrenists or free-booters. | : sO
“pot @. ARTINE had. deen on notice for several months that
.f,. 8 phase-0=7 might be ordered at any time, and had an inkling
le _ -ghat the decision had been nade because his regular monthly
= 4 gabaidy bad not been received on cohedule. He had obviously :
given the catter considerable: thought and nade up his mind !
as to bis course of. gotion whea he arrived at the mesting. i
fe began the dizoussion by sunmariging the things he might
have gone had be been co inclined. Aneng the. possibilities i
pentioned, bs inoluded joading up his troops and weapons e
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hoped he would not do anything of the wind, ARTIME said
he had also considered all the possibilities and concluded : ,
ghere was po point in his being childish and trying. to ee oe A
“bite us about the ankles.” : a : : .

' §, ARTIME accepts. the decision and will cooperate
4m a phase-out program. He does sot understand the
rationale, and, of course, does not agi-.¢ with the :
Gecision, but be acknowledges our prerogative to make it.
3¢ we really wieh still to be iriends, he is willing,
just as he told ir. FitzGoraid originally. He asks only
‘that ve help his make it possible io rewain friendly and

makes two requests from us: (a) help take care of his mon.
and their fantiies until they can rehabi:itate and uc
peaettle themselves, and (b) do everything possible to
get Bis parents out of Cuba. .

- 4, Tee major elesents to be considered in a phase-
- gut were discussed with the following results: .

- - g, Bersonnel. The first priority is support
payments to dependents which were due 1 March in...
‘the total amount of $100,00. This must be cone
goonest if ARTIME is to maintain control of the |

/ @ituation. The next. most. immediate problem is. —

_. Be-entry permission for fifteen of his men who have —
been stranded in Nicaragua trying to return to the
Waited States since December. These men vere ex-
gAltrated "black" from the United States with our
assistance and require special authority for

: perentry from Department of State and Department of. .
ce quatice: which we thought was arranged in early

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‘geemed as realistic and effective as could be: hoped
' gor. Ez proposes to retura tho bulk of his men,
approximately 200, to the United States during March  ~
ans give them one month's pay on 1 April as a mustering
eut oayzent to support them and their families while
they seek other employuent. The balance of his men,

less than 100, will bs held in Cantral America for
one month longer as a security ad acuinistrative
force nuster the group’s equipesnt at Honkey Point
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of April. The security force will be returned
-Guring April and will be paid a austering cut pay~

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organized group in Central
they are being dexzobilized.

brought with him
: gut costs could be estimated.
are outlined below:.

This will terminate the project.
Zhe cover story which ARTIMNE intends to use

for demobilization is to informa his nen that their

gwothersbip is out of commission and.wil! require about
ein weexs for repairs. 5 ;
4 will be believed. He will then grant leave to all
men with dependents to get their personal affaires ia.
order before operations commence again.
publicize the fact that it is less expensive and

This is true enough so that

He will

for morale to send them on leave than to have

men sitting around the camps with no operations to

When all the first contingent are back hose,
indivieual notice will be given each to start. looking
for other work as operations have been postponed, .
‘They will be told that the salary payment of 1 April -
will be the last one and
pustering out bonus.

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ARTINE. Zeels this: method will
the impact and lower the noise level as the

no men will be home with their families and scattered -_
; throughout the comsunity instead of being in an

america when they realize |

Funds. APTIME had done his homework and
facts and figures upon which phase-
These cost estimates

1 March = 3100,000.. Dependents support and _ ;
. salaries mo,
25,000 Travel from Central America
; to U.8. for approx. 200 men
60,000. Accrued debts due 1 March,
we for camps in Central Anorica
- i+ JY¥S,606 (in lieu of reguiar monthly
gubsidy of $225,000)

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200 men and salaries for a

security and: adainistrative.

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tes _ to 0.8, for approx. 100 «en.

‘ 12,500 Eatimated food. and other camp.
expenses oo

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approx. 100 wen and final
contractual obligations of
project

. 6. Weapors. ARTINE agreed that it would be in
pobody's interest for his weapons to fall into the wrong
hands. He wae asked for ideas on disposition of the |
arms and came up with the following suggeation which
appears to be on excellent one. The mothership, MV
SANTA MARIA,..19 in need of repairs and sust go into a.
shipyard, . Tentative arrangements have been made to
put her in the yards at Galveston, Texas, some tine
fn Maroh or April. ARTINK can order his security detail
to store the arus aboard the ship for "secirii;” reasons
before she loaves for the yard. They will simply re-
main on board when the ship leaves and we can take. ;
re ae control cf the ship and the weapons from that point on,

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(1) «MV GANTA MARIA. See above. The ship .. .
would be sailed from Monkey Point with a contract
Lo. erew supplied by Chester, Slackburn, & Roder, Inc.
' ‘ oe of New York, who are agents for the ship's owner,

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Libernic Corporation, a CIA proprietary company. .
One of ARTIME's senior officers would accompany .
the ship as hie representative, with orders to. .
turn over control of i¢ and the arms upon its .

‘ aprival at Galveston. CIA officers, possibly —
documented as Customs officials, would accept -
eustody and Office of Logistics could recover the
weapons and any other equipment which might be
@hipped by this method. The ship would then be
; a of according to Hoedquarters wiahes at.
any time after 17 April when the charter arrange-

’ gent with General SCMOZA expires and the ship
legally reverta to control of the ovner, \

(2) Swifts, V-20's, Boston Whalers, rubber.
. Beate ang other operaticaai craft ase <21.cezed,
- feehnically, by ARTIHE's group, Ho has had titie.
. to the Swifts legally transferred from a. Costa
~  Bdean politician to one of his. oen senior officers.
He wants to retain these craft for the time being,
Roping against hope that lightning will strike and
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two months. Case officer recommends we go along
with hin on thie. at leaet for the tine ceing, as
4t could be sticky legally and might antagonize
bim at the tine whoa we most need his cooperation, ‘ : +
In the ond, he should be reasonable about disposi-
tioa of these craft if wa sanoot equare sith hin
in the meaotine. :

(S) Support craft, Lois, Barges, etc. Dispo-
Bition arrangements to be worked out together on
these craft,

@. Aircraft. ;

(1) DO-S. ARTIME is willing to release ike
aircraft back to its “owners,” TASA, a CIA pro~
prietary company in Panama, However, one sonth's
charter payment of $1,250 was due 1 March, and
another will be due by the tine the aircraft can
be returned. ARTIME was reluctant to lst the plane
go Lack without payment, but also reluctant to .
equeeze the $2,500 out of hia budget. Case officer

. woiced his opinion that the owner would probably .
be glad to get the plane back and would not likely
think it worth going to court. However, in view
of the fact that it would be a “closed-circuit" |
transaction and would actually coat the Governseat

Da tee . mothing, it is recommended that a Special euthoriza-
Pe, tion of $2,500 be channoled to ARTIWE for payzent
Ss _ . 88 order to maintain ARTINE's reputation for fiscal.

probity. He will surely appreciate this gesture,

a (2) 1-30 Beaver and Cossna-180. These .
.; @izeraft technically belong to ARTIME’s group and.
‘wecovery would be a sticky matter, legally.
_ ARTIS hopes to hold control of these. aircraft
. for the time being, and it is recommended thet
‘We go along with hia, saving disposition arrange-
meats until later.

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S, ARTIME again enphasized at the close of the maeting
¢hat he must have soonest the March payments for fanilies
ae an sbsolute minimus, tafore he asuld face Ais people and §
maintain coatrvcl of them in order to insure an orderly phase~
e@ut progras,

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19 March 1965

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“GUBJECT: Chief, WH ressrks on Termination of AMVORLD: ‘
¥, At a meeting with DCWHIVC and ir, Jenkins on
1G March, Chief, WH expreceed geveral satisfaction with

the atatue of termination of AMWORLD and the plans
‘therefor. He etatea specifically that he was pleased.

“ with the cooperation of AMBIDDY-1 and ANJAVA-4 and would
make it a potnt to iniorm higher levels in the Agency and
the U. 3, Government and put a good word for thea on the
Tecord. He also directed that they be told:

. @. He personally appreciates their ‘cooperation = = =—>
ae and the good sense, goodwill and maturity they ;
a Giepleyed in accepting and executing ‘he U. 8. .
ist decision to terminate their operations.

b. He wants to mest with them personally, at
the earliest mutually convenient tise, in order to
Giscuszs the situation with then.. .

@. After termination of the paramilitary project
is completed, he has sone other ideas for ventures of
eutual interest which be wishes to pursue with then,

o 2. The gist of the above points had been passed to oe
ANBIDOY-1 end AMJAVA~4 previously by. Mr. Jenkins, and on +

_ the night of 18 March he confirmed by telephone to AHJAVA~4 .
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4p Carr.cas, an event whica would greatly complicate our operational situation. 4

We have reasons for believing that the host governsenat likewiee would probedly:

_ ee entmrrasied if AMBIDUY 1 choses Veneruele as a base for whatever progres be

* ‘fs planning to undertake. Repeated failures of his attempta at being received
wy Preetdent LEONI are signiricant ia this context.

aed a ky

oe Since wo mist eseute tht WMRIDOT } bas alloted to hie close tiee with :
Wake (end wore specifically vib SECKEOYP), the Venesuelen security services 3
“wmy well jump to the conclusion thet AMWORLD i8 in fact @ KUBARK operetion and ;
gocmar or later we would be forced to disavow AMAIDDY 1, @ circumstance of
which be wuld be bound to learn with consequent eabitterment. All these

predictable developments, Caracas is most anxious to forestall. Seedless. to |
aay, both BECINOFE and OFTRICH arc unhappy about this situation of conflict ;
Sines it involves 6 aus wa-: both admire and who (in tir opinion) hes served =|;
“GRYORE. i.xte-eote loyally, at tines to > the éeotrinent of nie abiding cause to

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Say the above reascad, would. velccem indeed 1f formal ant

ties between AMSIODY 1 end. AMJAVA 4. could be put in abeyance, at
"Maat no te extent thet AERIDUY 1 be proved wee to pest tp Werstania aoe
Gate Ciscrininstory approach reflects cur avarenses that -

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Steticn omit oot .el; Bt Letercea@ vite Sena ant Cemage we oF etandiog
wits tie lielowg sereices. wei cen farwer lredic: tet te eeuttoe en trace
unice Bovemmn. temiit 16 we bugerenty acts- AES} my view aD acvid: weer i
apocenred prog@seam with dlevarnr ani Gauls 665 bilce SECS HBSS Le sear

ese government to curvall oF surpreas whe mveuent.

&. We realize thet toe Station's poertion, as ret forth ebowe, seddise
Beadquartere with an exceedingly delicate tase, Mile as 8 Last resort wm
could of course drop discreet niate % our Vesezmelan Malsus caostacté
Guggeeting the icadvieattility of affording AMBIDOY 1 ani Ale associates
Senctuary in Venorruela, we woull cooly entertain treet distasteful prospect as
@ last resort and wite toe fill approwai cf Beadquarterc. .

5. apother appreech, only elightly lees unsatisfactory, wuld be to
pestrict AMBIDDY l‘s rediue of activity to an extent tantamuct denying
him all freeiom of political action waile ie Venssucla. But all in all, it

~would provebly be beet fcr EUBARK if AMBIDDY 1 could to di ceuaded from golag

through with Ale proposed move is @ mhnaser wnich does not initt his pride end.

waich does act alienate him from KUBARK. . Headquarters may be able to suggest
palatable alternatives tc Vensrucia. ,

' 6° A® regards MUAVA 4%, ve ahare som of Beadquartere mlegivinge about: .
eurfecing him to Liaison. What proapted us to suggest thie approach was «@
@esire to overcome the Gi tficuities waich wuld be facing AKJAVA & in any
case ehould he decide tc mace hie hows here. We are inclined to doubt that

be could obtain permission to enter Venesucla in iasigrant etatua without
Severful fatercession. He wuld be used by the Station on projects which
we (end presumably the host government) ¥ view as compatible with Veneruela’s
ational. security interests,

7. Som of the doubts raised by Reedquarters are altogether valid ext
wre eonsidered before-we eade our proposal. We are least concerned, howver,
the issuce uf dual loyalty and dual control etc, because it happens, to be «ns or
oa objectives in building.a more durable relationahip with Liaison, «sp DIGEPOL,
to entice them inte joint ventures where dual control does exist.. Gs find ANJAVA.
_ temperementally suited (esp since his basic loyalty belongs to KUBARK) to serve
@s an operational link betveen Station and: liaison, without acting to the
Getriment cf either. although the tenor of cur rulationship with DICEPOL “ss
-yadergone a notable improveneot, there are etill deep-rooted reservaticns and
suspicions wich @ ma of ANTATA, 4's personality traite might belp te dispar.

. 6, with regards to the subetance of our operations against. PERUMEN, .

. especially those which ere CS-criented, there ie ¢ natural »iogruity of interests
Detween ODYOKE and: Yeaesucis waich renders joint pursuite in fect most desirable.
“figem Likely thae not; Diazem. will de Station the favor of feciliteting the = -
‘@dmiasion of auava & and of providing bie site viabla cover, muyve inciodiug

-, @ffielel (DIGEPOL) documentation, and let it go at that. We rather doub$ ehat

. ..yalese prodded by Station DIGEPOL would. evall itea.f of AMIAV, 4's services, Let

2. @lone use him to penetrate Station's operational progrom. Zhiu isaves in ‘ae
~ balance the yroe and cons of surfecing © valuable KBRANK asce¥ to Liaiuca, ook

9. the general : concepts guiding Caracas: ‘Btetidoa in. deat: Lag ta’ Krewe the
“enveteae of MOAR © wate epeiled wat jn dvGAniaG52. ww a a fate =

2S ge “yn preventing, Station's » proposal, te muave by: ts feitewtas poked:
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fens 2 treet easy Ruelecge @ pure cu Ste “apwetiww '
cpEretivtal eijaact to tat Statice a6 privileged ta Ue eecse cf
aot lLapesting 10 W Oc.©nd Gaemens 6 OOd ABV. Siete si oe,
Chie iefsrweiion wale sae to be wales Sco AEDT let
Otees arabere cf te arvensnt. : .

PEPE Se

esata © will bewe ts ake «@ clear choice betwee etrviag “the
cmse of PASDMEE liberetion by ectively asanciating bimealf with
MORHLD (¢ cveed undertesing if cur reeting of Use altuatinns 16
correct}, of by oc -xytering POMLMER‘*S program Uc sugvens Sensmuels
under Statice costrol.

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Zea AAT A/L, tele re td M/Z wert te 2 sin on 15 bay for Door Jomo-chs
Wacatisc, Af saia later thar A/2 was startizcg a new cusiress in scsts
ard wa:ted hin {a/:) ts wove over there ax pa age it for hing a/2 left
@iliiam fing, tre sice-Presicert in char.e of paritics Ean in his snsence. *
AZQILSY/1 bas always had ultisate esctrol of the 4c'e Pic fords ard has : 5
Simply beer exercising closer perscnal cortrol of ther sires A/2 is gore. 4 .

2.b ANSIDOT/1 told me that be {5 selling off some of the ec:iovent wich is net
suitable for his c:rrent srazram of vo-runity Llevelocrert/livie Action in
Latin Aserica in order to raise vorey to ostair ecquicnert and raterials
that will be mcded, sor: amie, he has toucht 22 acres af farm land near
west Palm Saach'to establish a wodel farm for trainins ourposes. He has
been conducting evening classes for several weeks far about 120 FRR ven, who
are working full tize at other Joos, in rural coerunity levelopment, He

se bas potten some traiz:irg rsterials and atvice from Prot. seorge Lodge of

~F Harvard, who, accordirg to letters fron hie, anvears to >e enthusiastic

‘about his contact with A/l ord his orga: izetion, :

afi says his only political plans ct this tire are to try to continue holding-
his movement (HRX) together while he charges its emohssis and direction
toward the constructive sctivity of help in Comunity cevelonment for
friendly Latin American countries and away from the FY ezphasis for which
we supported him in the AMAORLD program, The farz: in Nicaragua to cultivate
" . wee is a planned cooperative on the east coast (Sluefields -- Monkey Point)
to complement a shrimp fishing cooperative and boat yare at Bluefielis
_ Which he has already discussed with Pr-sident Schick, who requested him to
"-go ahead. A/1 and the BRR part in. these entervrises is purely advisory in.
- training local residents and helping them to organize and bulld facilities,
reports, and A/) himself admits, that he is sinsly feeling around now
- trying to get all the information and ideas he can stout this new fleld of
‘endeavor. (for exemole, A/1 just bought 300 baby chicks to work with in
order to find out they sar best fit into a rural develocment progran.)

“ 2ed. Of course, ANWORLD is finished and al) members of the organisation know it,

. - and A/& have both told me they have made it clear to all hands and have
‘. advised them to get jobs immediately in order to support their dependents,
. , Most of them have done so, saveral going back to work far WAVE, 68r instanca,.
“The death of AMWORLD snd the reorganization necessary to go into a new

phase (Community Develo»ment) is no. doubt causing a erisis in the ERR, but

Both leaders balieve the movement will weather the crisis and survive, Mr. .
- fom Clines, who talked «ith oth-r members of the ERR, Selieves the same. bo

thing, and is certain it will survive with enough suovert fron. Washington 9°:

%o pay for publicity, travel, and sdministrative costs. | . ‘
3e8 = There are.5 man at Monkey Point where one cache (a platoon) of weapons is
: . stored. The other two ovo Lorated at Sluefields ‘and at Managua, under
", @ontrol of the Wicersguar National Guard. The HRR delerate at Managua is
’. the only person whe can suthorize their release, ard this must be on
:. wpdtten authority of 4/l’and sporaved by General Somoea, The 5 men at

~ Monkey Point are ainply etation-keepers who,. in eddition to, guarding the

i G@amp and. weapons, are teachin, the local indiens to read atid write, to

Operate and saintaln basic machinery, and to plant crops to raisetheir
. BA. standard of iiving, Tere hea seen no evidence from any source of ary
a attempts to ssl2 Shwokho arms ar anmunition,


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i 3.¢ 08=_sIt iz rot clear wist tris source is trying toevort, but nresumsbly he is

2
tryicg to indicate that 4/1 is hoarding the 4:4-2LD money he has been é
issued for his personel use, Aryone who :nows A/l knows that the last .
thing he will ever cive up is his nagazire and radio brcadcasts. The cs
ability to wake speeches ard Lave them crinted and see his picture °

rerrodused is the top requirerent ix fis wakeup. The rext most imor- ‘
tart rec_irement is the cazavility to travel and hobenob with Heads of :
State end other /igthendt Oe he excels, ‘these two attributes are
af considerable KJsAXK, ag witness the fact that tr. Aitegerald. ;
has insisted on retaining these capabilities for A/l to use in ternal? .
of the Agency. They are certainly nore izportant to him than roney,
gs gueh, corcerning which he is incredibly salve and disinterested. He
fz notorious for having to have sozebody else go around with hin to be. ‘
sure he hogs necessary documents ard money, otherwise he would never heve
a dime in his pocket, I checked further cn this point with A/ ot our i
. last seeting on 27 June ani he said there was no evidence of Wl :
2. -pilfaring the till, the oroblem if eny was simply honest mismaragement, po .-
. We shocld remember thot A/l has been paid a salary, with Hqs ecreement } . ° :

and at our suggestion for that natter, of £1,000 a month, ARNORLD/2: a
" wade it a point to denosit the check in A/l's personal accouht.every _ - sh
wonth, and A/2 maintained da facto control of the account. aAAL told ae

‘we this incident because he was amazed to fird when A/2 left for Spain ok
and turned the records of the account over toA/l, he found that he had :
& oe S thousand dollars in the bank, the most he had ever owned in his F
Life, In addition to this salzery, it should be remembered that A/1
ig @ co-author of the "Bay of Pigs® book, which was worth several

- thousand dollers to each of the lh co-authors.

This line of reporting has been going on for at least the past 2 years’ in
the sase of and is typical of the incessant gossip and character
assassination within the Cuban exile community in Miami that has been |
going on for the last 5 years. ‘while certainly no paragon. af virtue or
@f efficiency, it will take more tha this to convince ne A/) isa
‘erook. In the first place, ANdAVA/4 would be the first one to put the
finger on him if he started misappropriating MRR funds or otherwise
“Playing games thot weld hurt the moverent, In the second place, afl de -
too disurganized to be an effective crock, even iff he tried, end 1t .
“would show up in more concrete form than this report,

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DIR IYO CARA BOGO SJOS MAWA GUAT CITE PCY GOS” all Bo :
RYEOY'TYPIC AMMORLD. ; a oar a
7, Aq APBIDDY-1°TOLD ZABOTM XE WaD- REETING pres Leon re) we j
MARCH, PRES VALEXCIA 7 APRIL, AND PLANS SEE PRES ROBLES 22. ;

OR 23. APRIL. PLANS RETURW VIA COSTA RICA FOR. TALKS PRES"

sbLittespndaeames *

AWD Gey SOMOZA .

Tren TO GUATEMALA FOR MEETING PRES ‘PERALTA

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- a wk os tener
se o scUrT wt INS

PAIRED @ISaes.

2. A-t FUTURE PLOWe AF PERe THVOLVE SELLING [DEa CF PROG aA"
10 CASiRU/COMIE THREATEBES COLITNITS suicH INCLUDE C1) LNTER-

“DICT 1OW CUBAN INFIL OPUS, (2) PENETRATE AND ELIMINATE INTERNAL i
| CASTROITE OPS, (3) POSITIVE CIVIC ACTION PROGRAM SASED 08 ~. 4
“2 *COMANDES RURALES™ WHICH VAS BASIS FRR STRENGHT RURAL CUBA AND ‘te

CONSEPT a-1 DEVELOPED WHICH CASTRO CONTINUED AFTER A-1

- DEFECI TOM. HE BELIEVES SMALL TEARS TRAINED AUD EXPERIENCED
oo CUBANS WORKING DIRECTLY WITH LOCAL. GOVITS COULD CONTRIBUTE
SIGNIFICANTLY TO LATIN AMERICA COUATER TWSURGERCY PROGRAMS.
; FEELS WOULD 8E IN ODYOXE INTEREST TO ASSEST BUT WILL LEAVE

7

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CaRIBSEAN AREA, AMD CONTINUED CONTACT vita THE AMLASH GROUP
TRSIDE ‘CUBA (THEY ARE STILL IW COMMUNICATION). -HE IWSISTS
RIS. saste, ORGANIZATION CONTINUES AND vi SURVIVE, | with Done

EXPANSION Leautimate BUSINESS. INTERESTS BBY PEOPLE sun as

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2O°G Medd, SLI A- SY ARTAS, MASOLG® REZ

7
3
2
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4

AMSAVA>1 3OTH Say TREY ISTESD “OVE FROM FLORIDA AMD ESTALISH
RESIDESCE CEBTRAL AMERICA CA VENEZUELA TO ESCAPE FATE OTHER:

tan

EXILE LEADERS WHO STYWIED IW RIAR AND ARLE OBLY TO TALK, WOT
TO CORT ISLE USEFUL woRt. — |

5. A= 1 APQLOGIZED FOR ABY PROBLENS CAUSED BY PRANK
HE PLAYED COLOMBIA. SAID ME MET AND ACCOMPANIED BOTH
BY CUBAN WELL EU OWH KUBARK AGENT AND A-1 CONFESSED SOME
EXAGGERAT 108 AND SNOW JOBS FOR HIS BENEFIT. HOPES REPORTS
WILL BE CONSIDERED THIS CONTEXT AMD TAKER WITH GRAIN OF
SALT. SAID HE ACTUALLY HAS NOP COMMITMENT FROM COLOMBAL,
WET WITH PRES VALEXCIA FOR TWO HOURS, ONE HOUR TALKING POETRY,
“ONE NOUR TALKING OPS, 0 DECISION BUT VALENCIA WISHES TALK
‘AGAIN AFTER TIME YO CONSIDER POSSIBILITIES. ABOUT THE SAME RESULTS
= SLE FROM VENEZUELA ALTHQUGM LEONI APPEARED MORE © INDECISIVE

ve c3 ~ poem PAR eat pepe Yee MAWeRh
COeLe

LR RTOS y RTE Sy Ute
y

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cme papgecnimes Late «ERE ERR ere rer mamerregy *

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of oes

37 April 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chies, WH Division es oo,

sussacT 2 Present Activities and Possible
_ Fetere Plans of Manuel Artine Buesa | '

i r: wities:

During the past giz weeks Manuel drtine bas .

G@evoted his tine to the task of disbanding his para-
. ailitery establishment in Nicaragua and costa Rica.
ree Artios hes returned most of the arma and equipment

= prowided Aim by this Agency. This includes the sother-

‘a 5. glip, pearly all of the aeavy veapone such as mortars,

gachine guas and artillory pieces, as vell as other
aiscellanscus items auch es consunications vans and . .
earth-moving oquipsent. ‘The sxall arms not recovered .
fron Artine are sufficient to equip am infantry company.
8. RIuture Plage:
ne During the same period Artine has atteupted
te gain eupport for a pian by which he, ond e snall
gucleus cf hie paraailitary f2res, would conduct
eounterinsurgensy~-tyys operations against Caatro-
eupporteé rebol banda cporating in several Latin
Americas gcuatries. Artine hay cutiined these propo-
sale to Fresidesta Leca Valensia of Colombia and
Marcos Robies of Tanesa, and suceavored to obtain an
 gaterview with Bax: Leoni of Yenesvela, put has been
able te conduct coaversations om thie proposal ealy oa

the Venesuelan Cabizet level. i

Yo txplensat eveh 4. schene Artine euvistoas
emil growp of Bighly-trained individuals plus.

P usiag ry

steam ay

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‘geo fast sotor lounches criginally provided to him by
this fgensy. Arvams would use ihis force tu petrol .

the coasts ef one or the other of the aforementioned .
qeuntries te prevent tho cauggling of aras and/or general
eontrutasd, is exchange for this service, 4rtias vould
feeoive the permission of these governsonts to keep any

: —tap which be aight capture is the course of those patrols.
. Ya addition, he would be allowed to maintain beses of.
egeraticn fron whick to launch attacks agaicet Cuba. .
So far none of theses governments has made any cozaitasat
¢o Artine, He clains, however, that both Presideats =.
Walenciea and Rebliee have expreesed interest in his pro~

“pocals.

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Artine hes requested ca interview with this

oa.
a ore

agency, prosusably to discuss bis future, during which
&t 4s expsotes that be will driag ep his schene es .
ne, “5. s Gi

| BRWP/WH/C/CA/EA/ ADRoh 1 fing:bh (27 Apr 65)...

Distribution:
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28 April 1965

¢

MEMORANDCAS FOR: Chief, Westera Benisphere Divisice ‘

SUBJECT: Present Activities snd Poesibie Future ’

_, Diane of Manuel Artias Bucaa ,

oe, 1. Activities re
— Yor the past six weeks Artine has devoted his
t

tine to disbanding his peranilitary cotablishaeat is
<  Siearagea and Costa Rica. He has; |
gy returned most of the arms and equipment
_ provided hia by us,

bd, returned the mothership,
-- @.  getarned nearly all the heavy weapons.

~ : the ousll ares not receovered are guffic-ent to equip an
- nfantey eoxupaay.

Aartine has atteapted to peddle a plan to the

oo “the maslews ef. ate paremilitery foresee, Eeeentislly thie , : -
| * program ie the same for all three countries and iavolves @

GROUP | 4
Excluded (rev setamtalicy *

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" @aid ere gue arresgeasat: eneredys

s&s. Arties: would wee Ble fusue te petoul

the eoast of taeee sowats ice ead preveat
* oo, emuggling of sras cad/or gousral contraband,
i Artins wauld receive, 18 esahauge fet

this service, peraiseica from theve gaveranenta:
to keep any arne which he might capture oud be

 pllowed to matatata Lasce from wnich te Sein
operations againat Cuba, | .

Bene of the epecifics follow

. Aetine venta petrolous, sued, end alothing

fren the governasnt for 6 group to be otstioned
- qpere and a2 beachhead to cotablian 8 6008, ae |

$s there ts 0 lansing 18 Cube, Asting VOAte rs

ge weuld elec guaranties to solre the guerzille
| geabies by exieg too 20 groupe. Ons sx0Hy 7
- . ganamat epuretians egsinet Cie and, ene Wtber OP in
eet 0s tentroniess out $1018 perisess to the Pe

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Artine would scek priv: ie ‘fimasciag tren
; wealthy Cubes exiles and Latin American syzpathisers. ,
Panasa :
Artiae would start a “comandos rurales*
Operation, similar to that which vas tne base
of MRR strength in rural Cube. .
Artime would launch a civic action progran

aad also would interdict Cuban tariltration
operations,

Tre above plan would be carried out mainly
im Chiriqui Province. oo
We have no information on what Artine propoced
im Woneseela but assuse it is such the sane as for

maintain continued contect vith the Cubele group, 0 *
: Mais would be in return for his counter snsureensy
“pregran outlinag above.

‘SECRET

Ane RRS errno ¢ ns


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MERORANDUM FOR: Chief, "H Division

eusJecr t Proposed Ieeting Between
. Cauief, WH and AMBIDOT~1

1. AMBIDDY-1 went to Nicaragua on 11 May 1965 to .
remove his rovaining men cod equipment from that country...
aed to complete secure storage srrangexents for the anall
arms which be has retained. He has a nesting scheduled.
with Goneral Peralta in Guatesala later this week and
expects to be back in Miami by 17 May.

AMWORLD
and to discuss any other matters which may be of mutual
Aaterest. AXSIDDT-1 bas indicated that he is willing to
evatinee cocperatizg with the Agescy by ‘tursishing isfor-
pation and uadertakisg political action casks as required.
He heped that the dzexcy, in turn, will to able to assist
Bim fa fieancizg a linitod publicity procran consisting -
gaily. of radio broadcasts asd the HER. . Fais .
would belp to keep bis scvenent: alive and maintain hia as —

~ @ Pecognined oxile lender who vould thes be of continued
| wales te the Agency in activities of sutual iaterest..

-. . §, We suggest that bis witting desuty; ARJAVE-<4, -

might be invited te visit Hashiagton at the sane tine. to

«participate is other discussices ccaceraing possible.
activition in the future. It would bo appreciated if

. @alef, UE were able to est a couvenicst date for a meeting

An onder that we say notify AkBINST-1 ia agvance.

me,

avs

BOP/WH/C/CA/EA/CRJonking: br, (18 May 66)
_ BMstriabution:


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VLC

17 May 1965

KEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Proposed Meeting with AUJAVA-4

2. In addition to the matter of meeting the ANBORLD

Gwifts on their crrival in New Orleans, ANJAVA-4 indicated .

. &e vas even sore interested in talking with me about
AMBIDOY-1's present frame of nind and plans for the future,
about some of which he is a little concerned, AJAVA-<€
intends to see AMBIDDT-1) for a few days the first. part of
this week and will try to got a complete and current reading
from ANBIDDT-1 during this time. AJAVA-<4 wants to discuss
Chis in detail with me prior to the neeting of ANBIDDY-1

with Caiez, ma, presently planned for the week of 24 May,

a 3. ABJAVA-4 also wishes to discuss the the two job offers. e
he has received from the Agency, ie, a job with Caracas:

*: ation, er to go iato university level training in a holding.
eapacity for future comnitment to. a post-Castro Cuban regine. ,

. @ bas some topice fer discusgion concerning last-nmiante. :

 * qéamtions in the clese-cut of ANWORLD and disposition of soze |

hed the key personnel of the organization.


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ah

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+: @evelop rural civic actioa p

:

7] peried ef ting.

1. AMJAV.-4 waid he had talked only briefly with

- ANBINOT-1 on his return from Guatemala and Nicaragua
(81 Bay, just befare A-< left to moet me in Mew Orleans).

a1 said he had talxed with General Peralta in Guatemala

- oné@ bac d*solaimed eny connsetion with Roberto Alejos' Lo
: eoup plotting or the former NRA Cubans wao had been involved. :
with it. He hed algo outlined hia proposal for Peralta to

Consider whereby 4-1 an<é the MRR would undertake, at the

- Smvitation of the lceal goverrement, to asaist in countering
Castro/Ccasun

iat infiltration and subversion, and to help
as a positive counter
Rey program. 4-1 clained that Peralta seoened very

_ dzourse
‘ gericualy interested in the proposals and appeared quite
[egprectative that 4-1 bed been able to visit Bim, 4-1

expecta that Peralta wil) wish to talk to him further ia

a pilot progran

- and appreves
te be vua on the cast ceast, with the rural civic action

progran tees Biuefisids. This will allow 4-1 to keep a .
of his gon in the country to work oa the program while

3

' mafatainieg avourity of the weapons he has stored there.

a1 else talked with Laia Gomoze, at the latter's invitation,

- ‘wat Andicated there was acthing new or interesting fron.
: _ tata ecurce.

3. A-4 ig not sure Aimeslf how much 4-1 has been able

ecconpilis)) in hia visits in Central and south Azerica,
end bow enoh of his reporting is wishful thinking. He is
mot ready, bowever, te #911 4-1 short and hee untahed bi=
"solitng isc~-boazes to Ecb4tass" successfully ever tse lezs

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- & 1 decided to come to Nev Orieans on the night of
ia order to meet the two Ssift boats at Morgan City oa
(their latest ETA). Having done all the preliminary
and mace all the arrangements, 4-4 decided both of

ld Bot be necessary and he planned to return to Hiani

t af the 24th, I promised to contact both of thea by
Tuesday ofgnt (35 Hay) to sake sure the Swifts get

no probleas, aad to inforam 4-1 a firm time for his

with C/™WH (scheduled for 1500, 37 May). :

t

Hd oh
felt,

a

. Carl B. Jenkins
WN/C/CA/EA


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2 JUN 1365

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chalet, Wil Division

GUBJECT t Interview between Mr. Gecrge Cabot a,
. Lodge and Manuel Artine Buesa .

1. Pursuant to your conversatinus with Manuel “
Artine on 27 May 1965, the latter has expressed a
Gesire to ecet with Mr. George Cabot Lodge in order to
further discuss practical means of implementing a civic:
action program in Nicaragua.

9. Artine's current plans and echedule are as
followa: 2-4 June in Miani, Florida; 4-12 Jusa in.
Wicaragua; 12-14 June in Panama; 14- possibile trips to

. Colombia and Guatemala.

: 3. Artine emphasized, however, that he could re-. -
‘whee this. wchedule’ if aged be in order to avet with ; .
tir. Lodge in Cambridge, Hass. or any other location at
_ Lodge's convenience.

-(Bigncd} Iohn BL. Har€ |
Zohn L. Hart
DCWHDY:

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3 June 1965

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Wi/PO/B
ATTENTION =—s ss Mr. J. De Stefano

SUBJECT 3 Background Sketch on Dr. Manuel .
, Artine Buesa ; : ae : t

1, Manuel frtime Buesa, a non-practicing medical.
doctor, began his political activities in Cuba during the '
year 1939 whon he participated in the formation of a civic ..
action type program known. as the “Comandos Rurales." The wom

Rurales actively participated with the Castro —
vegine during ite initial agrarian seforn, but eventually...
broke with it due to Castro's shift to Marxiam-Leninisn. —
It was at this point that Artine foratd the Movimiento de
Recuperacion Revolucionsria (SSR, Hovement for the Bocovery
ef the Eevolution), a political organization which he beads
, wp to date. The degree of Aartise’s activities in the civic
 getion program was reflected by the fact that Artizs, prior = =
_: €e Bis break with Castro, had been appointed a ceriity in
| the Institute. Hacioual de la Befcr2m Agrogaria. (INRA). for...
 Q@riente Province. . Astine’s first contact with the Agency
“ ggek place just prior to his epen break with Castro and ke.
_ was erfiltrated from the island by the Agescy. . Artine.
dedicated himself to the continued developaent of the N&R
- watil called upon by the Agency to be the political repre- |
gentative for the Cuban Brigade 2506 which landed at the
Bay cf Pigs. Artine was ceptured and contenced to be
exsoutec, This vas later commuted by Castro to life:
dsonment. In 1032 Artine wees among those repatriated
“ eo this.country under the prisoner exchange. o

wy beige 2. In mid-1063 the Agency agein asked Artine to head.
- =S" gy gugememous paramilitary organization made up and trained.
|. @uelusively by Cubans and. funded by the Agency. Subject set

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— SECRET
— | -3-
i up = series of training casps in Central America. Using
the pclitical banner of che HRR 4rtine’s group. conducted
poveral paranilitary operations against the isiansd of Cuba

with varying degrees of success. In carly 1965 by order . '
of the 30S Comnitios 1t tas deviced to phare. out the Agency's  . :

‘gupport to Artime since At was felt that paraailitary opera-
tions against Cuba were futile and ineffective. Although be
disagreed with this decision, Artine has been fully coopera-
tive in disbanding his organization. The paranilitary wing
ef the MRR is now coapletely disbanded, and a few political
representatives remain in Centra} America aad Florida,

+ Be wo

3. Subject is currently attempting to re-enlist the
‘Agency's support in order to keep his political organization : .
Antact... If approved by the 30S Committee, Artine's MER _— 4
will receive a suall subsidy. Artine also plans to establiss | ; t':
a civic action program along the lines of the Comandos Rursles 2
im various Central and South American countries. In such as
endeavor Artins would be strictly on his own without any
eupport from the Agency.

4. I¢ is in order to discuns this future program that
Artine ie anxious to meet with Mr. George C. Lodge, Jr.
undersigned, who is subject's current case officer, is
aeeey and willing to contact Hr. Lodge directly and travel
: €0 Cambridge sheuld this be useful. Artins permanently
°° peeides in Miamt, Florida and his telephone aueber is:
: (308) 154-8144.


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3 June 1965 «4 ae

MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD/C

SUBJECT : Support for Manuel Artime and the
MRR for the month of June 1965

cede cet

: 1. On the basis of the discussion on 27 May between -
Chief, WH and Manuel Artime, we are currently in the process .—
of submitting a recommendation to the 303 Committee that we ~
maintain contact with Artime and render support to him on a

; modest basis. His monthly operating budget, which he sub-

oe mitted to us, would enable him to keep the MRR alive as a

." peecognized exile political organization, and would allow hin,

personally, to maintain his status as an important exile ; rs

leader, This would, in turn, continue his access to heads of..
state and other leading political figures in Latin America.

a 2. Pending action by the 303 Committee, it is recommended
that you grant approval. to fund Artime and the -MRR for the

month of June 1965, on the basis of the following budget
. estimate: . a

7 MRR delegates

_ Spain $ 500°
Honduras ; 350
Guatenala 350
Colombia 400
Costa Rica 350. re
: Venezuei.a 450 i
HQS office expenses s00—ti‘é&é S;«C 200 :

Publishing costs of MRR
magazine "Tridente" § 2,860

‘Radio broadcasts to Cuba
ain name of MER $ 1,605

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ed ~ ad '
. sane .

ae SeCRtT
‘ ~2-
i d. Travel costs of Artine ; : ‘
| and MRR officers $ 2,000 j ‘
i Support of dependent i >
| families and survivors of  . . : ' .
MRR members (mostly in Cuba) 5,000 ,
7 . Total — $14,865 fo
| 3. If approved, these funds will be channeled through * -
{ the secure AMWORL”) funding channels, which are still in

operation,

. Jenkins

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“ SECRER ; pre
rBnes Fatiod Jay . ‘ .

bvere pate

AMVORLD/ AMBIDDY

Wscote wc. (Fasarce owe only)

| REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
: oF

CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS Yonetery Division & June 1965
cwrideotiag Fliers ah SES_ESTES COM CEHICtaL Peres OF b Chme ree ial ENTMACOD MART OP CMESEERCY BATUME amd OAL sOYEWDES FOO US SS FOLLOSS:

Ceposit te AMEIDCY/3 INWOVEN Account for eztraorainary expenses

va

I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief that subsidy funds previeusly nade
available to AMWORLD have been or are being expended for euthorized objectives of the

activity and further support is warranted.
Carl £. Jeakins

Pavetey resTRUCTiCNs

. 7 enouay
AMBIDDY/1 On file in Monetary Division $18,865.00

ESTEC 19.-0u8 van er Foe Satinractoay PLaromuanCt oF CUTIES
Tre me OF wis ComFoact OF OTHER WRITTEG Of CAAL acate-
ed ohoo avelsecabie)

SiGuasuat

Carl E. Jenkins

CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT

U ACKNOWLEDGE GECEIFT OF Funds TO SE USED FOR THE PURPOSE
STATED agove .

OBL iGaTio’ SEFERENCE NO.

8008

CHARGE ALLOTWENT nO. .

2 §135-1182

. DESCRIPTION*ALL OTHER ACCOUNTS 13-39
a 3

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Miami 4 de Junio de 1965

Sra. del Consejo de Liberacion ‘
P.0. Boz 8697.Baltimore 40 Ma. , :

7
Sra del Consejo: ‘
Disculpen la molestia de aolicitar de Vis. ae
la aprobacion de un presupuesto de emergencia para: cubrir las necesibdes
_ was urgentes del mes de Junio desde el punto de vista netamente civil.
Se , El presupuestoes el siguientes

a) DELEGACIONES:
Costa Rica <---------$ 350.00

Venezuela cone weeerenaarases 500 00
Honduras. ecereeomenerar 350.00 .
—_ Colombia  -—-—----————-... 400.00, '$ 2,400.00
‘p) REVISTA "TRIDENTE*? - ——
mo — _. $2,860.00 . 8 2,860.00

'_@)Hova Radial: aa :

ent oO i $1,805.co © $1,805.00
“a)@ticina para Hora Radial y Revista: Be
: : $ 800,00

e). Viajes por Latino-America:
- $ 2,000.00

£) Ayuda al personal que se encuentra
“en el interior de Cuba y familiares de
presos gue nos siguen informando desde

entre (informes come los queadjuntamoa)=--—— .$ 5,000.00

able st

at y-

: -r  omats. $14,865.00 °
. Pidiendo la mayor rapiée; en la aprobacion de este presupuesto de
emergencia para Junio,ee despide de Vas. muy atte. ee

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"ON HIS MEETINGS WITH PERALTA AND PONCIANO. SAID PERALTA HAD Sar
“ AWVETRD HIM TO VISIT BEVERAL WONTHS A00,. AMBIDDY OME SAID HB TOLD qo 4
PERALTA YORMER MAR MEMBERS IN RECENT ROBERTO ALEJOS COUP. ATTEMPT = a 4
* pp mo commction AND v0 SUPPORT TRON mIBLDOT OH WAIN THRUST OF, = qo
qhux wins PERALTA WAS ON COUNTER SUBVERSION, INTERNAL SECURITY, AND : iy

wees FOR EFFECTIVE CIVIC ACTION PROGRAMS. ANBIDDY ONE GAID PERALTA
“ASKED “AND GOT HIB FRANK OPINIONS Of BACH SUBJECT. SAID-HE TOLD
. PERALTA THAT YON SORA WAS MAIN THABAT. PERALTA SAID HE UNDER CONTROL,
"gy AMBIDDY ONE TOLD HIM SO LONG AS YON SOSA SURVIVES AND HAS 4
; — WITH EXTERNAL CONTACT :ND SUPPORT HE 18 NOT UNDER CONTROL.
- AMBEDDY ONS SAID PERALTA MUCH INTERESTED HIS IDEAS AND ASKED WIM
* COME BACK FOR YURTHER Discussions 600%, = Lee ad
" g°* aupxppY ONE ALSO TALKED WITH PORCIANG sane, SAID ‘PONCTANG :
as HAVE ORGANIZED SUPPORT AND READY MOVE AGAINST PURALTA. IN es
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WORKING TOWARD A COUP AT PRESINT. YI, AMBIDDY ONE CURRENTLY HAS KO |
CAPABILITY FURNISHING SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT IN MEN OR WATERIAL TO ANY i}
GROUP, EVEN 17 HE AOREED, WHICH HE DENIES, OW BASIS PAST =< |

‘OTHER CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES, BELIBVE AMBIDDY ONE

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7 June 1965 —

. _- SUBJECT: Contact of Manue!t Artime with Professor George ~
a ‘Lodge and with Col, Barrientos of Bolivia

1. %Y talked with Manuel Artise by phone the night
ef 4 June; He said he had received a call from Professor
Lodge that afternoon but was not at home to talk with bia,
(This was obviously a follow-up from tl:e offer made tu
Artine by Chief, WH to put hia and Lodge together on his
proposed civic action activities.) I told him there was |
po reason he should not return the call and arrange for a
-meeting with Lodge at their mutual convenience.

_ &. Artime said that wes his firs: reaction, but
before he could make the cail another message had come in
- grom Col. Barrientos of Bolivia asking if he could visit .
. the country for the benefit of his advice and counsel and
- offering to send a Bolivian Air Force plane to pick him up.
. gnd bring him to La Paz. I asked if he were acquainted —

.. with Barrientos or an expert on Bolivia and he said he ‘:sew
no more about cither of them than what he had read in tue
papers. He had no jdea of the reason for the invitation, |

but wanted to check with us and find out if we had any
requirements for him in caze we wanted him to make the visit.

I told him I would check with Chief, WH noxt morning and
eall him back. . ;

3. On the morning of 5 June I called Artime. He said

him he was interested in getting together with him, . Lodge.
gaid he would be in Panama on 14 June, and Artime said he

easily meet him there, Artime told Lodge he was willing to
make a trip to Poston to see him earlier and that after such

‘be more useful, Lodge seemed delighted and invited Artime

fom ytvniag tad
tecturitcation

co cntmsererintmmmence pre eammnnwcmmannmmmin aberammua mete sem TE Se

Professor Lodgz had called him at 0700 that morning and told |
planned to bo travelling 4: that area at that time and could

preliminary mesting, the next meeting in Panama would probably

eee, ate ona RET) BT Sorry eens mmarnammenas «

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“2.

to lunch with him on 9 June. I suggested to Artine that
he plan to meet Lodge on 9 June, stop in Washington on the . 4
way home where I could seet with him (and furnish him a :
briefing on Bolivia which he desperately requested). I
suggested he send a message to Barrientos saying he could
be in Panama on 11 June and could see Barrientos as soon
thereafter as transportation could be arranged. (Artime has ;
@ visit with President Robles of Panama scheduled about that : .
time and can work it in, together with the meeting with Day
‘Lodge on 14 June in Panana. ) . : :

4, Artime said he had found out the background of the
dnvitation from Barrientos. One of Barrientos’ trusted
aides had been to Washington or New York and in passing
through Mimi enroute home heard a MRR radio broadcast
about countering subversion, civic action, etc. that
attracted his attention, There was also a brief analysis
of the situation in Bolivia which appealed to him as the . _
best-balanced hehad heard, He thereupon started asking - fone
questions about the MRR and Artime and was referred” to one kl
ef Artime’s people who turned over some copies of “Tridente” Do
(magazine of the MRR). The aide remarked that he was going : ;
to report to Barrientos of his discovery of a Cupen exiie :
group that seemed knowledgeable of Castro and Communist j
gubversion operations and had some useful ideas of howto... 0. i

counter them, Two days later Artime received the invitation
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Action Required: None. For Your Information,

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(i; Tne AMOTs have recently submitted two short reports os
providing some information about ANWORLD and AM

BIDDY-1. activities,

2. ilOT-84 reported the following in Report DD-1414, 19 May an

1965, which he had acquired from Iden A, whose ultimate source of
information was. AMWORLD-2; - .

o%. AMWORLD-2 left for New York with his family on 15

May 1965, this being his first: step towards disconnecting ;

. himself from AMWORLD, Before he left, he handed over to : 1
AMBIDDY-1 the ANWORLD money which he had in the bank, ; foe

«>, AMWORLD-2 said that AMBIDDY-1 was devoting all his
attention to obta‘ning money by the sale of military equipment
which he had at the camps. AMBIDDY-) had already realized
U.S, $30,000 in this manner and hoped to raise still another
$30,000, AMBIDDY-1 currently had all the AMWORLD money under

his absolute control and said he intended to act as treasurer
of the organization, —

‘GC. AMBIDDY-2 gave the impression of not. being involved
with any political plan. Occasionally he talked to friends
about interviews with his "contacts" and about a budget for
propaganda. Other times he gave consideration to propositions
of friends, such os the Spaniard who acts as hig. chauffeur

_ and secretary, concerning various business deals, He also talks
of tyying a farm in Nicaragua to cultivate rice, etc, :

“.@, The general opinion within AMWORLD is that the ;
organization is entering a crisis and: with the separation of.
AMWORLD-2 from the organization, AMHORLD uembers would ne
longer continue ts receive their salaries.

Attachrent: . oe Ol - 267437
Identities, u/s) : - ~~ Z
Distribution: "CS copy 8 June 196
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CONTINUATION Os 7 Somers
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7, GASPel es Se am ect!

UFGA-21947

3. In AMOT Report EE-1438,°4 June 1964, AMOT-84 further
reported information he had yeceived from Iden A, as follows:

a; Iden B said that AMBIDDY-1 was only concerned
with maintaining the small ASWORLD canp in Nicaragua, where
there were weapons, ammunition, and seven men, who were there
without the knowledge of the ODYOKERs, Iden B said that
AMBIDDY-1 was awaiting an opportune moment to arm as many
friends as possible and leave for PBRUMEN,

. b. Iden C said that there really were arms and
ammunition cached in the camp in Nicaragua, but that the seven
men there spent all their time looking for persons to buy
the arms and ammunition, | . ;

; e. Iden C also said he believed that if AMBIDDY-1 was
. keeping up his radio transmisriong and. payments to some
journalists it was because they served as a cover for his
commercial operations and that all the propaganda would
, disappear when AMBIDDY-1 had to use AMWORLD money to keep up
., the propaganda, 7 °

Philip G.

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Undsi Separate Cover Attachment to UFGA-21947_ ;

'

; Iden A - Rolando MERUELO Alfonso, A 12 829 707 (AMOT subsource) ‘

‘ . . ‘

Iden B ~ Nilo MESSER Pujol (201-294655) ' :

Iden C - Carlos MARTINEZ Baraque (AMOT subsource)

MICROFILMEr

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COC. MICRO. SER

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tes Andy
Frens Ceorze Lodge
Res Manuel Artine . :

H ;
In gev.crel, Artine inpressed me greatly and ve got along very well. He is . ; }
energetic, idealistic, enthusiastic, highly motivated and in ay judgenent :
wil suited in every vay to the task he intends to preterm perform, As: you |
know, he is 33 years old, toughninded and filled with ideclopical fire. i
His weakness would appear to be a certain lack of am focus and conceptualisation,

ema Benne eaten

; He uoes not really have a plan but appears to be reacting to immediate crises :
and opportunities like a fire fighter. He and his group, therefore, need careful

; and thoughtful leadership and guidance to get the moat out of them and to.
" @gal with problems in the proper order of priority and urgency.

- He arrived late at the Business School because the taxi driver got loat.
: We had a quick lunch togethor amiviiexgutewt which I had to leave early in order

+ to be in class at 1:30, At my request he joined ne in the classroom. T was

of ebelng a lecture on the role of the manager in the midst of radical change to a
group of alumni vho are at the School for a short seminar on international basiness .
problema. During the disuussion period he spoke well and with great conviction

vhere he ‘has 5 man york working on community development problens inoluding neatth,
eavonticn, read building, rice marketing and sick hoat ; waaaines He has 102 meni

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Joat started ast in wadch he eatd he aw 32 nen exrcllads Ta ts 4 30
month program +o prepare men for rural organizaticn work of warious iinds,
Be sppke of his need for help tu with respectims to cocperative training and

i eopeclally cooperatate leadership selection and preparation.

He spoke of his conversation with them Col, A Peralta. tn Guatenala and said.

: ‘that after a  foursday field trip he reported to the President: thats

&e the Aray was old fashioned, had poor ideas and as 411 squipped
to fight guerilla varfare or to carry out the oivie action progran which vere

urgently necessary,

be Ha said he found eerlous subversion anong the Indians largely

"enough onal radios which Cuban trained Guateralans were giving te the Indians
"and which’ were tuned in on Radio Guba only, He knew specifically of §
. Gun tenalans engaged in this works.

Perelta showed his ignorance by ‘brushing Sosa off as a gralltine operator with

ony a hen@fu), of men around hin, Artie said he had about 25 men with him and

ates mn aa in che cantatas tare soeporatives in the Calf arcs:

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ek : . - . Artims se. 3

I believe his key contribution may be in the area of. rural organization and
motivation, He and his men (he said he has 220 available for immediate action)
Reed rurel crganisation training. Only a few know mich about it, I suggested
therefore he investigate the cooperative training echool at Antigonish, .

Nowa Scotia, wich fron everything I have teen able to find out in Param and
@leeuhere is the best thing of its kind in the world. He said he had teargp of
it wery favorably and nantioned he would talk with a Bishop friend of his and

_ eee if he could get some of his. men enrolled in tho school immediately.
_ © told him in acme detail of our work in Verscuas Province and of Bishop

‘NeGrathta general, davelopnent plans and aleo of the Bishop's intention to

establish & cooperative training center in Veraguas. I mentioned the possibility

of cne cr two of his men working in Veraruas alongside my men who will be there

“ ‘his surmer and thereafter, He was extremely enthusiastic about this and suggestdd

Mestar Tequierdo, a 29-year-cld Cuban Negro whom he caid had done rural crmnization

work vith hin in Guba, Ho spose very highly of him. My thought was that perhaps

ro Tequierdo might join my men during the sumer with Bishop Morath's approval,

‘work on’ our cocperative project there and perhaps remain to help the Bishop. .

eat up his training center ard carry on such other activities as might be wsefahe

“Taquterdo | is apparently very versatile in his talats, He night go to Antigentsh,
“Gomuhere along the way 4f that esemed wise, We left it that I would cee how

the Voraguna Project goes, would talk informal?y to the Bishop and would most —

yy, Artine and puesibl: Tequierde an San Salvador oz ‘August 5. At that tim we waa *

: acide whether it would be wise fer Artine and/or Inquterdo to com with me to

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further sugreeted that four of Neator's friends from Miaz§ sieht wart

at come and take Pether Steeles course in January at San Francisco.

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Pith Nis fermermtuvter sten-father, Col. Harry Schetbla. 6491
All4eon Island Rd.. Niami Beach. T called Mamel and he and Restor

will Risea the Winhov on che acrning of June 28, I told the Riek on

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Meetings with AMJAVA-4 in Washington, 27-28 June 1965
Subject: Proposed Agency Prograns ,

1. Following the demise of AMWORLD, AMJAVA-4 has become
familiar with three other Agency prograas, or proposed Prograas,

_ 8nd he asked if he could have some clarification as to Just

what we wanted from him and his people. I explained that there vere
three different functions which needed to be done and that the
Agency was trying to develop programs to meet each need, The .
three functions concerning Cuba are: .
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(a) to maintain the MRR as a. respected resistance. |
organization with a political posture which is acceptable to most

Cubans and not inimical to U.S, interests, We are asking approval of . {
. & minimum budget for subsidy of the MRR which will pay for its

pubiished and radio publicity matter, subsistence to survivors of
MRR killed, disabled, or captured, and travel expenses for. ANBIDDY-1
as the leader of the movement outside Cuba. We are trying to ,

guide A-l into a program of. Community Development/Civic Action .

projects in Latin America as a means of projecting an. image of the
MRR and of A-1 as constructive, forward-looking people instead of
simply exile counterrevolutionaries. We would hope that auch
activities would keep the movement together, give the members ;
practical experience which would eventually be useful in Cuba, and
in the moantine, would render useful results in countering
problems of insurgency in Latin America.

“(b) to prepare a managerial and executive tean of. .
specially selected Cuban exiles who would be ready to move into Cuba
should relations be resumed with the United States in order to ‘
furnich effective direction of necessary governmental. -functions and

 essist the United States in denying the island to Communist.

control. Selected candidates would, hopefully, be fairly young.
as well as intelligent and capable of profiting from extensive —
training programs which would be designed for cach to prepare hin

. . to perform 2 specific function in a future Cuban regime. . The

Program would be apolitical, each person being considered as an
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situations anywhere in the world on short notice and for shor
periods of tine. When not mobilized, the Agency would asarjxy
them inmaintaining employment and supporting themselves, Prey
would also, of course, be available for emergency operation -
commitment to Cuba if required, (It was explained that thks was
the program handled by Mr, Tom Clines of SOD, who was preaene and.
discussed it more in detail with A-4,)

2. <A-4 understood that the programs outlined above ware :
only parts of an overall] concept concering Cuba, that the tirse was
designed to meet long-term political considerations, the sadscond
@ meet long-term strategic requirements, and the third to weer
current operational needs, He understood and completely ay eed
with each program, and agreed to cooperate in executing can of
them, to the maximum of his ability, He will be happy to soot and
recruit for us in each pregram, and will try to influence AwsIppy-1
ai:ong the lines we want him to follow. A-4 appreciated ouy. -

explanations and stated that he could be much more helpful ty us

now that he understood what we were trying to accomplish,

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AGAIN ACTIVE In THE. WAVE APTA. AMBIODY-1 HAS _RECONTACTED MANY
OF WIS AMWORLD WEMBERS, HE HAS TOLD THEM THAT HE 1S RE-OPENING

_ THE TRAINING CAMPS FOR THOSE WHO WERE IN THE INFILTRATION TEAMS

AND THE GUERRILLA WARFARE TEAMS, HE HAS STATED THAT HIS SUPPORT

WILL BE RE-INSTATEO ON 1 AUGUST, AMBIDDY-} HAS *LSO TOLD HIS MEN

THAT HE STILL HAS MOST OF HIS WEAPONS AND SOME OF HIS SHIPS. FROM
THE AMWORLO PROJECT. a

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Payment to AMBIDDY-1 for Month
of July 1965 .

It is req ested that you approve a payment of $12,000 -.--
7: for the month of July 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1. These
will be used by him for propaganda and political
activity of the MURR, plus payment of support to dependents
edite getting the funds to

. and survivors. In order to exp
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SUBJECT: Activities of ANBIDDY-1, 1-10 July 1965.

1. 1 talked to AMBIDDY-1 by telephone on 2, 8 and 10 July

[ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
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with the gist of the conversations outlined below:

-a. AMBIDDY-1 had two long conversations with Bishop
McGrath of Panama on 30 June and 2 July. They discussed
the center tor studies of rural cooperatives at San
Francisco village in Veraguas Province, Panama, that is
being developed under the Bishop's auspices. with support
from Harvard University and which has two men there at
present. Prof. George Lodge is the Harvard representative
and has been visiting the center.— A-1. received a letter
from Prof. Lodge asking for assignment of an experienced
man to the staff of the center. Bishop McGrath repeated ae
the request, saying he would like to have two men as soon
as possible, with a total of six by January when he plans 7 .
to increase the program. The two men selected. were Silvano |
POZO Carrillo (201-7397745 and Nestor IZQUIERDO Diaz EY
(201-281933) both Negroes from Oriente Province and former | bots
Comandos Rurales. A~1 asked the Bishop what part the Panama
Government played and was told they approved, although they
were not directly involved, A-1 understands that the center .
will train students from all over Latin America and has *
already graduated more than twenty students from several
countries. . ; oo.

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“- yy) The five man security force left by A-1 at Monkey
‘Point, Nicaragua, in addition to guarding a weapons cache,
centinves to teach the local indians inreaGing, Fries, |,

~* “‘pasic operation and maintenance of machinery, and rice : “

planting. _ : - Se,

ce, ‘The community development/civic action training - . 3
program for MRR members which A-l has been running in the cond
evenings in Miami is about. hal? Zinished. He has about
twenty men attending regularly after work with several others
" attending wheneverthey can get away from their jobs. The —

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3 completed.

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. @. A-l has bought a small farm (22 acres) near West
Palm Beach to develop as a rodel farm for his training
; program. He is installing generators, water pumps, and
- Starting to raise chickens, etc. He hopes eventualig to . : °
bring a few students at a time from Latin America as his _ . -f
program progresses. to show them what can be done with ,
mall plots if proper farming techniques are used,

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@. A-1 received another message from Bolivia saying
in effect that the situation was still about the same and
again asking if he were able to visit there. - He stalled
them again (at our request) and agreed to be out of town
x ernerwise scheduled until the matter dies a natural

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2. The West German Government has issued scholarships —
/paying all tuition plus $100 per month subsistence in German
universities to three of A-1's people who have been living in
Spain. They will go to Germany in August to study the language
for six months then begin their studies. They are Angel LAVANDERA,:
economics; Carlos MAYO, engineering; and Luis CAVADA, engineering, —
This ia follow-up to the meeting A-l had in Rome with the German
Ambassador that was arranged for him by the Vatican Secretary @
State last December.

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. Visiting Central America. He will go to Nicaragua first to talk
' . With President Schick and General Somoza, then to Monkey Point

to check on the condition of the base, security of the arms he _

has cached thsre, and to observe the civic action training his
' men there are conducting for the local Indians, He will then

go to Costa Rica to talk with President Orlich and Foreign .

Minister Oduber who have sent word they would like to mset sith =;
a f . him as soon as convenient for him, From there he will go to. . ar
“gy -.. +. Panama to see President Mercos Robles, who has been expecting . n

a. him for several weeks. A-1} wii: describe the project he is. °° .

about to enter with Bishop McGrath and Professor Lodge and

confirm President Robles’ attitude toward it. A-! will aizo

visit Veraguas Province and look over the training centur.

; 4. YY also informed A-1 that his proposal to maintein
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survivors of MRR people, for delegates, the Tridente, and radio ,
broadcasting had been approved for $12,000 monthly. He was eo
gratified to receive continued support for ihe movement. I told . a
him we would try to get the July payment into the bank through - t. a

the old AMWORLD funding mechanism pending development of a new
funding systen, : . :

‘ CarlS, Jenkins
WH/C/CA/EA

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CONF FDENTIAL FUNOS: t Renetary Divisten IW Juty 1066
CAF ICEMTIAL FUMOS ABE BECLESTED FOR CFF ICIAL OUSINERS OF a Came VOERTIAL. CUTRAONSIRARY CO TMERGERCY Parte
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oP extraorcirary exsenses for July 246%, : amBiIopy/}

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purport: le warranted.

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j Tle industrial development plan Le presente! by the ISVEREICA 2
Geupany located in the city of Managua, 0.¥.(Saval District), Hearaga, ‘
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TEVERNICA ims effected in regard te an investment cregran for the con~
centration ef repair yards and shipyards in the Bluff-Bluefields area,
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ether boats which operate én the Atlantic const ef Hicararua, The initial
cost ef building these facilities, with their necessary cozplex opera-
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such

y
Thies etuty analgses. the vafious clenents of tis investment which totals

US$ 257,000 ef which L-VERNICA is contributing 68,4 percent ant THPoWAC
Hi6 percent - ;
- @ ts as

Mtuadigysbacanes of YR status Of a new industty in the cduatry ~
'. ~, @al the, Benefits vuich would accrue to the national econeny, this: plan
_ : aA re . : -
-. “may def classified as Sentandeted industry (Iaw Fr 135, Law ef Protection .
and Stimalation for the Davelepnent ef Industry, 20 “March 1958) and,

°) (harefere enjoy thie protection and stimlation for ite fall initial dew
2 Relepaents

as will be seen in this preliminary report, the nececsity of

. 7 modern shipyards and repair yards en the Atlantic const is of vital’ “Que
‘“prrtance t te the survival of the fishing fleets, These fleets suffer sen

. oo rv)
ious operational restrictions because ef the absence of wet services
~ wateh are cenmen te the Northdzorican and Mexican fléete, Ve have the

" pecesrary equipzent and technical personnel, and, moreover, the ‘fal con-

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ENTIAL

Mee ‘fidence ef being able te offer the moat modern ani efficient services,
, facilities asd yaris in the entire Cartibean area,

13 duly 1965
Bragemn's Bluff, Vicaragca

Bug. Wai A, Priete Portar
THVERWICA

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yin Bee tate

_.. GONFICENTIAL _

1t
SMALYSIS CP e MAREEE

ee The primary frvtton ef the shipyard will be the construction : ;

1 market. Construction vill be attempted down stecdl and Prem. wood.
Cenatrastion fron wood will be advantageous because of the procuressnt
ef wood: fa lanes zrts 4f not ell, from the local savmills in: Mueficlis,
wer advantage of conetruction fres wood is a plan torjprotuctton Lj
4a witoh Prefabricated sections of boats will be constructed. It.
possible we viwaalize in the near future 20% only the dale ef fully-
_< equdppea shrtappoate vat aleo prefabricated parts for those shipyards
“whe do net have the necessary uch: nery, wood, and other tteas,:

ome etie
and Central “American Markets There are caly a few

Oe comatriee in Amrica ve peceess the facilities for construction ef
oy rage
oy a vente ») the shrigpieat eaketar. Tease countries are Peru, Mexico and the

- Fated Sates. The profuotion in Peru is amall and relatively inetenific 8

ae ni\
ie: ~ gant, and its inf{:thee fn the Carribean is sour, Mexican boats are
bow L Wertmanshp
| . Constructed from good cateriat, but because of poor lever, together with
i

antiquated designs, thay are aubjact to enormous structural fatigue in
limited te
6 covered

“heavy eene. In the United SMapaty; Ses TeAgetaon of shrtmiponte is

TO ee Semenne am Sop sta nhs sree wae semaine venetian ama eer:
eed ony are aaron” SF ARAN ar AGJA RNS PERN Fi RAR A NOR Se IT Nh DN


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Pam Ht PiUEI AL -

AT ose Peerage wate

w tive: main Coupanios veennes—of—the-encuniquste ef five beats per .
ohiprard. They are excellent products vith the latest fishing an4 me ,

.

vigaticn equipment. Bevertheless,. they are costly becanse of the hich ‘
cost of labor and rav materials in the country,

Since ve pessase most a §
of the wood in Bluefields, trained and competent Poreenne), and. en
perior funcional beet design, ve saey able to aupply the nereasi ties for
@ national fishing fleet, as well as to place these boats on the vorlé ;
Nghis opinion . t
market. We tase euaseieee on preliminary calculations. which prove the fo.
: : : ; Bee,
poseidilityref our ability to prodtce an excellent boat at less cont and sob

‘superior to the Jerth American beats,
‘ . Demestic
Natio)

.

Market: The immediate market for eur shrinpboate
a domestic ee
fo the nethennl fleet}, ‘Tae Booth Tisheries express great interest in”
: Additiana
‘Prevuring 6 te as soon as possible, TS plans pessible expansion ;
te 2 wore Doats in the next tve or three years. There is also the possi- ~

tndividuals -- 0 a
 Paliey ef renting er selling these boats on terme to local ‘captaiectes,

cr omeatey ecner ete: meena ere an ere +”

st P An we cots SEMEL s
/&e well as of stimulating investzenti: ‘sy othe! ‘pnbdeeal. cat ta1>” Wee ON

# 40 boats, totalling 75/poats, which thm want, purebass*Sone Mexice and

the United States, With our production of 15 bents during this three-ye:"
“period, it te evident that we possess a rich mrket here in the Gretbeon
 BFGrq GOt to mention tke demand Torthooming from the Pacific ant other

. as regerds the reyair yard, wo eatimte servicing 400 toate.
| Smelly with our modera installations, oumate thie. vec with the»

1 senate yard services of Schooner Key walchyoftertng partial swvices te
$$ deate annuslly,


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Tee plane fer the ¥icaraguan shrisnboat flaet thiaM year call for |

N\
. . ~
a : © Gp reate. A441 80 cosaie- deste gi ali types ani the tosal cones to
: , 120 beats whieh will require repair yard services four ines per year( 3 .
’ bercnings ere ftAirinags ‘
Boren] gesumidumee ani A energency>, that fe, a total ef 580 graundiegs —
| . ; fern as ae
Ganmlly. The local repair ya-ds are able te: service enly 100 groundings . : e:

; rs .
Thies situation mew force, many shrispboate to seek repairs eutsite of the

wita Tee . .
‘country, either at Honduras, Hexice or the United States, Sum resultant "
cote ore! "gn CaAcranre . : : .
(ens @f fishing tines and. taatehe for icaragua, , a ae
; Laircae . poo
ateckaical Lint tationat Tee lack ef local technical personnel, and :

time required to ieport various mechanical parts and materiale, :
Cenei*eration leuxtems for future erpansion wae taken txtz in f
‘designing the shipyard and repair yard. Carpentry and mechanic workehovs

7 — alse planned. There are tve factors hywever-vhich affect the overall

“@paration. The first factor is the lack ef xextunt personnel trained in ao
; “, stoon[eonstrantion of! toate, Wat this will be evercoms initially.ty per- = =”
seemel trained ty the. Company, Tas gecond factor will be reselvad.only by
. an efficient coordination batman vith the distritation’ and. swply persone

. nel ef the Cenpany in Miami, In-this way it will be possible to:-have any |.

. _tmare perBer mtériad forserded te Fluff within. two weeks after the: re

7 _qeest is mde by the lecal éffices, (via airline). Furthermere, plans hsve.
‘been Prepared to stock the shipyard weacuiouses with spare parts,

<2» Mxteraal er Internal Cowzetition: As. regards theahd pyar, there ie °.

asither external ner internal opape tition in Central Anevica. The only com ,
petition we will encounter will be Noxican and Herth Auerican, The fellosiag
fe &@ conprative study ef thie cpnpetition:
' (a) Prices, , Strinpboat ( of wood, 3 tones, A coter)
 Mexise tt ba,000
Uaited Biates wat 45,000
: Wiearagua . US$ 40,000 (Plasned):


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(&) Quality ef Materials. .
Mexice: Good materiale; Had desi ani geneunt construction.

U.S.Res Good materiale; excellent designs; construction depends

on the Cospany ant waries. f-om good to excellent.. — . '

Hicaregua: Good materials; excellent designs and const~ustion,
(o) Cancels and Policy of Distribution: Bveathough tt vill be ate
cult te compete initially 4n eales in the Mexican and. Morte. Americ |

i

ean markets, because ef their high duties, we will wajey/ontinited
market in the rest ef the Carribean. Ye will compete favorably due

we the excellent pesition of Nicaragua with respect to Central

hmarican, Yenosuslan, Colonbian, and other markets,

fe regards the repair yard, it is to be hoted! that the. foa..
wee expensive domestic

reign repair yaris arejlese pa Sale than the ne@fenal nes, sonetines. up

te 500 percent. Frou the. ctnty of. typical cost of ench repair yard we cone
cost. ‘Tee fole

éludo tat we are able to offer more service at equal or less
beacning

: eng examples ascuze a typical. qremndire of f three dayts clnanings caulking, -
ronterniv's

: gtraightening the slaft, changing ® nunber of. Bote of wetel, .
” tightening. . SOATING
“he framework er aternvests, seqnreuent=of the radder and Wetsamgent finale

tytn paints Clete re

Was 930 (exolnding afpichtening of atatt)
uss 350 ne
* Ba 3975:
Vas 1000
ag 350

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tell Shed we we hi ‘ ,
a a: :
“_ wee d _

; ‘
(b) Quality of later ; poe
~~ _ Nexice _ Good

- - . USA. Excellent
Schooner Xey Comon ..

DNVSRN EA Ex-ellent (planned)

* Sales Retimte: Potential ‘sales are estinated fron the following
"Wares meanest The shipyard, the repair yard,

and eschanical and electrical

_ services to the commnity ef the area in general, :
Btagei:st Yy
(a) Coase (assuring the eutabiteeeent of Prices in the Rext- three yeare),.

Savant: Ut 40,000 fer each sdrieptoat(exelating moter); Goete ef
—_ ‘other boats, will be in proportion, |

: ° b fe .
MMgher if there ere nechanivaly oe ae

: CS ah, are needed, . oe
(0) Guantity(outmat) eR oe,

Saipyard: two shrteppoate the tira 9 year, siz the seannd and ix

Pe ee

the third yeara; all Porrmucereans sales, -
beaching f

- Rapate Yards 300 qzemntings ofa ponaible- 500. the fire year; 350:
, ae _ | She me ocand, ant 450 1 the. ‘ted yer,

let year 2nd year ‘dvd year
Shipyard: . us¢ 80,000. Use. 240,000 Us, 200,000

Mapai Tard: — US#105,000 US$ 127,500 Use 197,500.
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| acyt ; |
mo _ aa
RBcowovlG FAASIBILITY OF TE PRCT

.
_

.

Conta ef Overall Production for the Firat Year of Preduction:

oo

ia the calcclation of eosts, consideration is taken ef the const-uction

ef twe shrinsboats, complete repair ani miintenancr service for 300 Beer ve ge

~_
co tela tare Seba ii

—~inounierge, and other miscellensous service at a tetal ef 31,000 am

_ Production Costes
(a) Baw Material: The mteriale required for constuction and rprair

. of Boats are varied and many times epecialised, Follewing are
; , Principal materials at approximate rates:

Weeds Laurel or yellow pine: 25,000 equare feet; ae
_ Mahogany, lst and 2nd grade 20,000 equore fect; =

Qakylat grate 5.000 equare fect...

Metal: Steel and fiteel-2(8.A,3.),40 tonez
Qaateiron and other metale, 10 tons.
ave tomfraice ef US$ 30,000,

"(b) Materiales ,

Paints = Bpouy sinc, silver, primece, epoxy basen, latex,
cepyper antifeuligg, varnene? ete.). Loe
<.' Mipgmt 1600 gallons. ree
General hardware = Zinc, cagver, iron, and stet= _— and nailes

| Waakersi ecotter=pings metal, plastic and rubber. tubing?

~ polyfoan, atyrofeam, and cement ineulations glass Plates
. and Bakelite, otz. ce te oy ate
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Wofeeget wee .
Ma Gavtucisie’:

- —_, tte SSeme | -_~

shafte, CHO in-line winches, anctere, battor:ee, ordinary and sa-

vbeational lighting sys~tems, electrical accesseries, electric

enmniimeeumemememere

power plants, bilge pumps, kerosens stoves, cooling anf refrigera=- ‘
tion unite, fathometers, reiic-communication equipsent, ate. ;
At a total velus of US$ 50,000, . ,
(ce) Labor: ’

Daring the first year of production the Enterveise will -mpley a
ehief of mechanics and lathe shop, tvo specialties wechiaice, tve : t

wacton

|
mechanics aseitants, 0 eaeeen carpentyy. three ship-carpentere, {

j
and tve carpenter nonitante, . : t
At. total annual wages of US$ 32,000. oO mo |

“. Operation Coates
‘(e) Administration Brpenses: Administration peraonnel

meus «ONS

stntsptrntor-pudite accountant, assistant office worker, and tre Sb
” gervicemand maintenance manngere, fegether their annual wages will
: ancunt te US$ 8,400,. and fantan amount of wsibe,000 ill be ‘kent

in reserve,

fetal ridninietration Expensest. US$ 10,400.

; o) Seles Expenseat Because of the neture of the Enterprise prema”
win, 8e
ne expences incurred from salen, advertisenenta, eta,, and, there=-

7 ORE SE
fore, we

expenses for this section, Fixed and Variable

- Gcate: All the axpences previously quoted my be considered as fixed
me “goate, end. only variable costes will be conuiderad, thea fa, 20 pore .
: ‘eont ef pateriale consuned by the mechanics workshops depending an
‘Ahs wmachanicgl repaire, The rest is controlled by a staple ersten
‘eb pBeti thon which will clearly show the detailed coste of construc :

* fen and tepaire ef the boate in consideration,

| Riise nick o. :

seem mnt eat tee

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— Vous: >
- Ula cAL =
: Plan of Production Coste for the Second an’ “uicd Tear cf Gperaisen.
| (See the folloving statenent:)

&. Tetal Incowe: lst Year .
go
Shipyard Sales ., $5,000
Repair Ya~d Sales 105,000
Misc, Sales 25,000
Ket Sales $290,000
a _ By Production Cost:
a Materials -$ 30,000
_ Waterials $50,000
-” Digest Labor $ 32,0°0
v <- Bepresiation ” $ 16,000
 (lachinery, 20%). a
** Repairs and Maintenance $ 2,000
Foal (Blectricity) $ 2,500
tt:
-- Plast Secures $3,000
Sub-Zetal $127,500
‘ : @. Sdministration Exponces:
Office Expenses 42,000

“7 Batata $ 200400...
: ©» AL CONFINENTIAL

= '
. $239,000 * -

Stal oe OF poorir 4m _1.05S

2nd Year 3rd Year
$240,000. $280, 0°0
$172,900 157,570
$2,000 $10,000
T
$369,000 $809,500
| $-85,000-- -  $-90,009
$ 90,000 $ 90,00.
$ 40,000, $a,00
$10,000 - $ $,000 —
$10,000 $10,000
$ 2,800 $ 3,000

$_ 2.306 $200

$262,300

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let Year 2nd Yeer = Srl Year ‘

$ 25,000 $15,000 — $ 15,000 . ‘

: t _ s °
$ 4,500 ¢ 3,500 $ 2,700 ; ne
wet oo st,02> ; ; 1
$ 19,500 $3;60r = 817,70

ee me Baterprise, end aesigned as. follows: | ee ee,
7 Adzinistration Personnel: 4 empleyees (one administrator ani @fpublic account= .
" aut}e one office Qecistant, and two mamagers ef services and maintenance),
Carpentry we: 7 enpleyees (one chief of carpentry, three ship-carpen= _
: tere, two carpenter agsistants).

Mechanics RusMbaue—t 5 enpleynes (one chief of machanics ona lathe-shop, twe

specialist avatanios, and ‘two mechanics assistants). _ 7
i The initial wages ef all employees of the Enterpriee will be based
| | "8 thet technical knowledge, years of experience, etc, Thie pay scale vill
to . . waspace the gore] in order to attract the best peseivle personnel to the Ene
| _ Nerprice, 4 plan for dnoreace of fixed and meritorious wages te ate doing ,
pRaanne’d. ac au tnoentive for the enpleyecs, .
| Tao number of personnel de expected to {ncraasa to 20 in: the “qqoend
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Lo 7 a Crabs, _

at
ca aooah

reer of production, and to 22 in the third year, .
Bole: cm ‘
Oxxi-te the _Ralance of Payeente: The sbrispbeat fleete in Mrcarseus bare have . ‘

Ly L ; ; .
expande’ te-some 106 te 15 toate anaually., These boats are bourht atiwely ’

wn

. sqnigyprt-frem Hexico ani the United States, Their total value within a pee
Pied of three years oxtfnte from a einiwas ef US$ 909,000 te a muxizus of
US$ 2,025,000, Our production a-ring this perted will be 14 shrimpboate at
@ value of US$ 560, 090 which vill reeain in the country, a t .
Consuner Benefits and Zcononic Develovment: At present, moet ef the shriang” ae _
deats in the area have ne factlities for mechanical repairs, and,in cost ; ;

peace -y the ieee Aral t of

. @ases, no facilities for. queamiiog, Tate fe due in mart to
the mer ine. baboon tn

ia the local repair yards, as well as te antiquated equip
went. Because of. thes aiffieultics, eany shrispbeats are forced to put into

Honduras, Mexico and, at tines ‘the United States fer repairs away
. _ ieee, I$ is difficult te estimate “ame certainty the total loss
tarouy in
@8 which the2e boate incur Sgggemmetegst negotiatiéns for entry to and de
parture fren other countries, fuel ani personnel expenses, and, of more io
 portansp, the incalculable losses in fishing tine, Inaamclias our repeir

"yarta will possess a greater capability than normally required, those toate

: with ezergency andpther types of damages will -9 guaranteed service. Ta tals
': Way We will a‘tract to eur repair yarda thee Donte vaich ordinarily woald

- geek repairs outside of the country with the: Dacquent less in Surctex pro-

tite and valuable time fishing time tn the waters of Ficaragua,
eharacteriticg of Key Ahh

Protection and Incentive: Because of the IneceBentemewtad. Industrs(Sse jaw

' | ny 4
We 135, ef 20 March 1958), a shipyard eagparoquest governmental aid during the

“; ivet ube years of ite development in order to assure the nedpary invett-

@ente required by an anterrrica of such couplexity ant magnitude, The uncesnae

= negotiations are ‘Presently deine undertaken ia. Nanagua to obtain for th's
ik oers gee ae
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enterprise the legal recogniticn of a Sendnanertet industry wis all govern
mental aid.

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; Designa have already been drafted for the fret model in wood of
: . 35=ten sbrifipbo,t, and for the first model in steel of a 30-ton shriap-
a deat. The general specifications for the steel deat are thd following: ton-
wage = 30; length ~ 62 fect; breadth = 20 feet; draught = 8 feet; keel
: (tar/steol=3) 3/% inch x 8 inchos; transverse franes (plate/atee1); deck
“-Q/¥G inch (plate/atee2). Paintt Harg and Burne, Bond Primer, 4nticorrosive
and antifouling = a total of eix conte. Refrigerator: capacity 20 tons, in
‘shrtap-toe, eonstracted ef atyrofoan-concrete, Driving power plant: D-32

' starnlegs

. pelle
Michigan blades. (ealentect

ateel tranewtweten shaft, 3 inches x 14 feet,
GMO Sn=line winch, Eight S-volt batteries with battery charger, Kerosene:
cecking-range. Searchlights and navigational lights, RCA Craisephone 160,
Bitonie, magnetic compass, model 3453, Raythoor fathoueter, node], meh.
Syeotai fuel tanks os, the. mil, with capacity of 6,006 gale | mend Pox
‘Production Processt The precesses in constructing vonte and the services

7 required for the boats are necessarily ceeplex, seathoneh the processes
are {umeasely simplified ty new methods, Below tn a desoription of the prem

- Gennes fo'te. féLiaved in. the ahOpyerd and in ye rapair yard. The construce
tien ef a boat begins vith the laying of the keel en ‘the alinway; follewed.

vprerformed

| _ Wy te attachment ef thei treneveres framevorc te the keel. The arosebeame |
be

I. Raren- a
| Wy
Sa bet

es

EO

eetataeuan teint pe een met ea eta rt eer Aca cops memeber

rt

cette

Caterpillar with supercharger, Propellers, 48 inches x 34 inches, with three .

fable water tank, with capacity ef 750 ceils, ets, Oe ee

_- «4

+

ON eal Samet,

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and eternpost are thes eet in place after the fresework is cut te else.

Teo shell platiag fe next atcached fren tae keel umerds in a such © age.

ner that upes entering tie water the wood undergoes @ Precalculate? expan

weeny

the launching of the béat, Final toucheup is effected “mete the boat is in :

: sien which cpapletely seale the bmll without ascessitatine coiting. A hole ra
i de drilled for the shaft acd the supports and pis fer the rutéer are then . 7
cot in place. Felloving thie 16 the flooring for the deck eat exams the . .:
{ orev's mbZa, as4/reinforcemnte fer the prow, etern and anck'se roca, “tter } “|
| all of this jooczieted, the sccontary Gnetallations are carried eut, euch as . me
i the painting, electrical viring, pluabing, masts, gavite, winches, and finally : us °
i

ee oo the water. ~ fees
i ot: , fhe process for the construction ef a beat from stecl ie a ctmpler 7 |
"gatter, and therefore less costes,
: Gee vorml process ef drydock-repait service for a beat is as |
| feliewet The credle(See diagrazs ire 1 and 3) evaite the boat at the en-
trance of the ramp, With the use of rancavering-bueys, the boat is Littea
. qnte the cradle where it is made stationary use traneverse beans. The noving
<<y' qredle ie brogeat up thle rasp and the boat te then transferred from it te
"a lateraz cradle. The boat 1s brought te Section Hr 2 where it 1s inmediate=
say scraped with electric Portatke brushes and high water Pressure. While the
“alt 4 drying, & detailed inspection is carried out, in esarch of word sum holes.
. Pr After arytag the boll is Wem. eglind anda general inspection is made .
- Paint ie ecplied, an’ while that ie drying the nececeary interier seohanical
*. work ds carried ut, Upon teratuation ef the final painting and « final: tue
-ppeotion, the boat 4a lounched,. Te complete operation ‘lasts. Re. more’ * than two

ow three days in a modern drytece and the supers ‘personnel constet ef tve


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carpenters, a mecranic, and two yard assiletants,. as velijas the usual reo
pair and spare partes. ,

Tastallationss Ae can be seen free diagras nr il, the area eccupied by the
ebipyard te relatively sall,g sone @ 154508 sqmre meters, It consists of

Pas

_ & Feinforced-concrete mp with Sefnch nitiem. ant an arcs @ 150 asters leng

wide. ate donee ay . 4
Dy 20 motersy The. caniemiennemameet a depth of 7 esters, The
Central Yard contains a lateral oradie(25 x 17 x1 meter); eaten caste = ° 4
@-canerete baee(317 x 25 x 1 metera); three eections of the cradle (42 x ; ae Ct.
20 meters) with the third section terainating near the shipbuilding ont

maeni ee.
(39 x 22x 11 meters). Two identical buildings are planned for the wate

- shop
chops, UR oarpentryA nee, offices and warehouses, on & total workin»
“ area of 1200 square meters, A’bullding will house tvo 75-Kkilowatt elect#ie
: power plants, spare parte and generil. electrical equipment. A 350-gallon

Nwwinhder ground. 2 +
petroleun tank will be dnetalledjalong side of this building to zge provide io

"the fuel. A 6,000-gelion patmbte fresh-water tank with'its.vell and turkine

wit conplete the first phase ¢2 the plan, The second phase will be cavried
ent during the gear of production. - oo

-, Coat ef Bach Section (Approx): os

©". Retention Wall and Filling in the Swamp $1,500
‘Central Yard es
Base for the Interal Cradle Og 5,000 ° oe
Buildings for Yorkehops/Varehouses/Offices $12,000.

, Construction

‘je, Badd ing for 1 Shi pC $ 3,000

Patiding ‘for the Power Plante.


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«nee
SPT NY

Taree Repair Yard Cradles $ 12,000

Water Tenk with Vell $

*

500
‘Mectric Wiring, Jrainage, Faleding, ete. £ 2,°00

fetal = $55,000

Seed

+. @

—

. an

“Aocation of the Operation: — It was ovident frogs the deginning . .
at the location ef @ shipyard-repair yard complex on the Atic> rtle coaet . t ,
ef "Hoaregu bad to be situated ™ the Fluff-"luefields area, or at Ria ,

Eacondide, The reasone are as folpvs:

= ;

ry

GeeBooneatoal = The Bluff-Bluefielde port is the sly pert with river
— >

Mginey acceas te the interior of the country. {It ie the enly rort 7 ; we

exposure te
the center, of th- fish market (Booth and Pescanica),: :

“companies attract large nanber of Yeats and create a le :
er Sup trite s :
arrieentng facttttions is = cents: at fuel, food, real
articles 7 : _
rN sama iu fully aware of the potentials. :
awd i dee wea Avd good Aceass: ;
ry the area, Without doubt, ‘iam yo i.
e beéy even more advantagescsee é
aetage AY prea however, the eandbar of Bluff limits access to the i

Port to boats tu with 13 feet of draught or less ( smaximan of 800 tone),

Tale greatly Leite the commerciui trettic to Busfields, Posaibly in

the near future, the sandber say 3: Jdvedged, and wa weal then be safe: a
fleating~irydook

tletently developed te otfer/eervices to large toate. The Port sf Blue.

“ Chelde would then have the opportunity of decoding @ prine merountill
- port, , , ; a .
. 7 _ Ponatble Kature Expansion: This prebininary« atuty: Provides for. the

_ Cenatrastion ef an alditional 90 x 95 = 7 mater: building to serve ce 8 feneral
A
wofehep for the thre POEL RLS Da eimultansous’g, Mt and for the oone

fase es ocr 1mm emt omar ene acumen

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: struction of « a concrete Pler for jobs Rot requ! ring Arydocking, This pier : ;

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| _ wAll de equipped with a modile crane, and elect-ical ené water facilities, : : .

i SHEOULED Feg 2 oi . :

| : Thie plan (Phase 11) -wanidicee ‘tentatively sentiment th ed second i

a yeuR of operations. (See diagram Nr 1), . ‘

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FIEANCIAL ANALTSIS ,

Total Estinated Tnvestments for the Projects the @ationted total
| 9am of the Froject is Us$ 237,000, The brealsiown of this amount is given

loan ‘
Mt the ond of this chapter, ts Fequeated from THFORNAC ig gt.

Yen below under general headings:

I . at - Carts .

J : Qenstrnction Equi ‘Prent: vo Seameee ton dump-trnoks, en for Concrete,
: . canvas

| - - sonarete vibrators( ws have compressors), crane Wueket for Concrete, tubing

» 6to. Total value (avprex) Us$ 254000.,
Constfuction Materials: (20,000 daga of LoneStar coment; .

., enforcing rods
100 tone of co

» 2/2 tneh and 3/4 tneds with tie wire
hing;

3002 aqneare fect of Construction wood;
-") tona of rail Gime seoticns,

* 9,000 equare fect of sinc sheet

& drchea;

© CREED (1 and 1/2 t0 2 an 1/2 tact ts Alameter);

‘Tad teond Acessories; ata,:
totes Value of aprox us$ 40,000,

v : hinged vise
Carpentry Zqui pnent: Tatle saw (2 feet x 10 Zeet), handeaws

k .
So
i

ers table sande
two 2etach @leotric dril's, tvo @lectr4a sandy: poet mi
Precagy, "torsion boxes!, sus Gamplate set,

y and

of  toote ond = electric portable
% eausprent, eto,
ms _ Seta Value of appres Use 5,000,

Sided? gee ot it ait ha
Say SS gaa at hag

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_ Medien millingmchines;

| Gharecteristics of Capital: INVIRNTOA's ammmmmmgy capital ie dram

"which fe valued at U3$ 150,000, and the GMMR capital of the. Boterpriee,

~ 4m fall operational status, that ts, INVERITOA bre tha ‘neceseary technical: -
pireonnel to operate and maintain this equipment, In apite of. the fact that’

” - depreciation of 25 percent of the price which INVERNICA paid for. -the equips

_ Goats tial -

 ptseree ey SELL
“Gree MiMRaliep Equipeant: US$ 25,000 atiitional investeent by
ISVERMTICA, and US$ 5,090 by Txromic, ;

lathe for shafts (2-foot bed, 48-foot. drun);

Saathbend praci sion lathe (6-fo0t ded, 13-foot drum); -
Ge
Dwe-inch Buttala/drtiie with accessories;
ge - bP? ?

ume Yanter-Tornerg model Hr 3310;

4
7)

Year wanually-operated 20-ton hytrealic presses;
Flect#ic Grinders; :

fvelveeinch Press;

Dresser ev tia
Pirrentiais ersten (2 ‘tends
torqve

Faree ects of complete dtestocks, ereten wrenches, combination wrenches,
axvile, ete;
Eve complete sete of pausr tooks, toratedtern calibrators,
ere oMt for test: mg engines’
polishing aachines, automtic onkue, die sets, Gy, A

Petal Value of approx Us$ 36,500.

aeampary

from two sources, nazely, total equipment ani materials within Micaragua

Ap prawn ad al

US$ 50,000,
Suarantecs: Belloving te @ general list of the equipment ef INVEENIOA which
#22 Se abilizeé ‘3 the projset. Gals equipcent far the scat part fe new aad

vais equirment Je new the totel eumatashe value {9 aubject to. the wsual

‘ee

_ freight. ;
_ abt dn the United Staten, ‘Ths following fo éxolustve of anpteten, cuatons @
Since LD da tet have price. (iets, the prices

GON: : edt ab

22. hte ae

_ and ether feca,
are ‘APP rami tates

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Construct! >n Equi pecnt:

1 D-7 Catorptllar. bul ldoeer: ; .

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* 10 Bete of constaustion toola(picks, shovels, atexers | o etee).
@: otal Value of avpraz US$ 90,000, lesa 25h depreciation,

Mechs Rical Equiprent:

a os. pe ee)

We 122 Caterpillar grader; a ‘
Weton Little “tant crane;
75—Eu D333 Caterpillar electric power plants;
Kohier power planta;
20-ton L.C.M., with all equi pment 3 .
SO0=ton targe;
RWIEK0xX concrete mixer, model. 63;
196% Willys track;

- 1968 Wiiys Teen;
3=ton trailer;

Compressor with Caterpillar eqaipuent, 60 HP; oo,
Small ee
AConpseseor With GUNMA equinment and 9. HP Wisconsin uotor;:

GOHDAS turbines, of 2 and 2 2/2 inches @ Aiameter, vith eoters;

SEARS turbine, of 1 inoh,. with motor:

sacytmntin ss ie —ptre etannes pai + tree and oe stem oe eee mine tne

| Complete acts ef toole;
Grenville lathe (bed 3 feat by 10 , Anches) oe
Linde /W=2000 electric aluninua welding unit;

“Mavart, model APE 260, electtic welding writ; |
Oxh-acetylene welding unite;

_ Orettema 3/4 anoh|artiafea Wa] ty

Crafteran alucinun 2tuGiigeane; ;

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if
2 = Blectric batting fand polishing mach!nes; ,
| 2 Klestric fine eum saws{portacic ) * _ i
| Miscellancous equipment, . Oo - . oF
| At Total Apprex Value of US$ 6,500, i ; .
: Mgacellanecus Materials: os ; pe oo
$4000: Foot of high-voltage electrie wiring: po vo.
~ 99500 feet of 6ed-v01t electric viring; ee ae Mole

. 2,500 fron ehecte, 1 and 1/2 inches by 10 feet; oe a . a
oa ehargers — a ; . Be,
2 electtic am 12 and 24 volte;

3 electri¢ transformers;

; aa DdDéxes of Spare parte for the Caterpillar auteaeg G.M., and Willye!
‘motors;

Tastalletion Expenses ©

&. Censtrustion Bqui pment 8 90,000.

% Construction Vateriale 8 15,000 $ hog
Machine Shap.

a)

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(roraL)
ed. 3B, Organisation Expenses: $ 500

$ 500

. Gy Werkigg Capt tals $15,000 = $= $15,000

£10,000 - fo £20,000

$162,000 - $95,000 $237,000
(68.4%) (31.6%) .  iee. We >

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aremromsnene einen ssatiattntah vacates wer at

credit is
= vhioch will be resolved once thefestablished . e

" - SOURCES aN@ US=3 GF FUIMS

“Installation Period Operational Period
Ast 2nd jet

Le $290,000 $369,000 $09,500

#330,000 tom, oo s6n1,too

7 3, Veen! .
me 3. Fixed Inveatzant
7 G. Blige, ete, $ 55,000
“Ye Machinery $ 43,500 4 a $ aon os
"Cont of Produotion § wees _ tar 50 $299,100 ‘sa,00
“ 2 - 9, Adminiatration 0 Pa Moo .
xpos 1s | £32,200 6 000, # 22,00
SS Betek Ulan $197,900 #a51,200 454,900.
he URE casita as
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&. Ancrtisatién ef the lean $

$19,500 $ 18,600 $ 17,20

“Be Relnvestaents — $ emcee $ a---- $50,000 $ —-—~
“es Dividends ;

Balance for the Following
Yeart £50,009 £472,600 $221,900 $309,800

Bote: Thie capital represents the value ef the construst!on oq:ipment, t

vorking eapital and the capital fe~ contingencies, ani

r) therefore,

the maxizun ficure. It is not necessarips true that this capital will

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. & recetudy of the necessities @f the ekivyard, of the extensive

(and Intensive) remirs vaich the fleets vill Fequire, and of the iscense

oom, snop

Volume ef maintenance, bas revealed the enormous load which the

eres
ana carpentry waatelepe msfoear,. woe

With the capital aveila’le tc YNTEREICA at this time, only
. tive .
US$ 25,000. can be channeled to these workshops,’ Sarm@teetenses the

B.ivea

US$ 6,500 in eqripaant in our poseenaica), Waemmmy the present emphasis is
Placed on construction and iemediate production, Eevertheleas, I delieve
that an additional investzent in the worisheps is of vital importance fer.

macs

Less coctiian end efficient produs‘ien, For production ¢amnamaame the. ship-
yard, naturally, requires sophisticated equiment, a significant voluse of

We may choose to pu rchase this equioment with the first year's.
° ‘Sis _surtabie Fors te ct
Jeefite, Bat t believe thatythic sum Gl de incorperated into the plan ef mc

sna Sen erendeere sehen deter emaehie nationale deeiemeaentedbatetanemateasateaneeeenetietins eae tee tenes

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ae

{ Storage Yard Electric Power Plants Warehouses : acne
Carpentry Office Mechanical : .
{ Vorkshsp. Verkehop

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Bullding for oo 2 7
Shipbuilding oo -
£Planned)

a ee meee me oe ns Str enenper sapere guint

Winch 1
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2 1 _ Winch 2.

Section Sedticna Section Section Se
6 $ & 3 ‘

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Specificationes.
ue a Bot weight ~ 18 tous
Capacity « & tons
Length = 20 asters.
Width « 20 wters

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(bets pray.to de GGerrsile smdcstered 30 PreacBte 68 ABPiSis

Savi ck Claversicewa M190 wsaces), ulecada on ta . tulad de Menogus,.

eo B., Bs care, =.

aw 1 soAntwuido ae Cote. infers Carne parte dwt tetuite pretiniaar :

que ca ufectuade: lo “yrvennica cm teres a un progreas eo invereséa oe

wa conccatredo dc estillvres - veradcros ca.) dros del Bluff- Bluctileds.
-, Pacdas Cas birdadcs wotarén aviwatedas: a dar 6s:victos completes « las”
_ flotas maquiras y Gomis enbarcacions que operen ef ite Costa Atiantica

de Micaregue. Sede 3@ Cconpl.31dad. du iae epuracioaca requeridss: va ics

*

‘trabajos y evrvictos du ua | asta liege, el costo Jel manto du Giches foci-:
ladedes os snictalacnts clevedo, G.ecias 8 tos ugquipos, oxperivacia y
porson:t téenico que. poses le TEVERNSCA, Set. costo inicial se reduce

eaprace:ate, : Bete estusto enaliza los aifercutes: ‘elementos. qo foraan,

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_) Comunes 7 catunscamts briniad.s 6 les £2.tee aarteancricanas y e@rjicanss.

Weestros poscenss 208 squiges.y cl peracasl tScatco mecesarios, pare ode aéa

seen  paacomas le glenn confisass de potur llegar o reces lee servicios, fecilt
xm a ; a —_

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. wu functse proserta Sk eetillers scré la construccién de onuareactoase
es escro y -s@icre, 4. 39 o 200 tu miedas. Reco sacluye cansroocros, langea-
tcros, ta ¥O6, ca-qaroes ligercs 5 lascaoncs de peaajerce y de petrvils. .
a evgunda funciSa de le caprosa, ecré 21 darie ecrvicios de repareciéa t
: ¥ @antenizionte @ todr clese du entarceciones ce éeta Indole om ol drea :
ba 7
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@ssehce anticuadas y *twdae, por to cusl sufrea cacrece fatiges eetrottureles =?
en apres crecis «,

Rn $.e Setedas Ouidos La praduceifa de camsroneros se

Pedate al pr.aiwt: du crecs C.mpeias principal.s, « resia de un pronedts

@e wnes ciac. _owees enualie por astilices. Soa wobecactance excoleates,:
* ‘y

@on ine Gltince ad. Lantos “A CRuipcs Ju peace y cavegecséa, Bincabergo,
@On net .8 costesas, Jebdi4;

@2 sl®o costo de la mano du chen J materias

PAREN ND ce eee

"primes del pate. Ye que prewaoe le meyor parte de la adura ea Bluefields, :
ty personal tSeuice edasstrade y canpotente, y wm Gisefic funcionslacate
@wporior de enbarceciin, polremes eulir les neceeidades pare uae flotc de 5
"pears wactone®, eaf cono gantgca croeter Gass aabarceatones al anreade ar
Wuediel. tos tesince sn cflculcs preliaineres, do poder prodwoir me excen ee
- bento Bevo, de menor coete que tee sevas morteanertcanes, con wen entices af

i

: Proyecta we posible expensién de veiate .
na on toe préaimos dna @ tren ate. Teumion 10 posibilidad do errentar { a
A 5 so
® alaios $e pags dicaae saves « cepitance Lesaise, ast owe tention ‘ 4.
hav Aaversicose de otros cepitelcs ‘taatounies, Betinanoe’ wn were , “fe
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" Yeciones Sudvenwe det servicio @ 400 saves scuslecate, Canpérece ene 7

_ es eevieton 41 varmsare te Resear Gos, que 2004 dando worvicten . =.
Derciales @ 45 -av.6 anuslvate,

BA proyocci4n,,eu cetica que las flotes conaroneres es Bicaregus
Alege:da eo naves en’ Gate afc,

Atddase wnes <0 enburcacioncs cos- _
; . ray: terse te todae {ndvles. Esto Comets tage we totsi ao 126 endercaciouse

we

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_| paso we pPoctosas. lee demandes. Rete planifiencste:
os be heen Uanbton oa terns toe don tatters’ (earpiatorte y wectatee)..
m priner tector, ie susencis Ge personal edieotre on construcciés és

“paves ¢e scers se evperaré inietalncate con la wtiliesctéa del perecea)
wiiestro da ie. Compania,

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Mien. Gerd ppibie tens: euntquier piese o caterial es el Sluff on *
0 ake 40 629 ewmans crepes G0 pedits por lee ofichans loreses, tute

etree). Ge contagie edcade tener us gren surtido de piceass. do repusetcs '

a musetzee slascunce Gel eetilions, 8. ve .
Gunpesoneie exteran o interes. Ba cuanto 6) setillerc, as existe
eonpstenese externa af amteres on el. agden contrammerisens. Lo Gnisa
-eungetenete que enscatrerence carte te eejicana, y ls aortesnericens.
. a eotedia. emparetive Ge écta conpetencia sigue © eontimuscién:

* = —— materiales; excelentes éteeioe: construce ida
i _, FaPte cam An Comppnie’ donde tmous Saste eeoclouter

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verse er an 27k, ‘Trea un esteiic de i108 gewsce ticsecs de code vare-
. ; ter", iiecane o le comlusife eet we jwods dar eee nde servicio pw
. ; & costs term o semr, B. he sjetes @ Qw si, ae, bee eomid> wm
be weraje tlacce Jo tres “fas, linpicse, comates, “Geresar js, canoer:
_ s

Wm némarc du tedles, asvrurer wl coetilinje 2 c.utastres, asegerar tiede-
y asientus, 7 Ciusluent. la praters.
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(eta caderesar el. aye)

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‘Crate fe Po tvei4a @ tee etre ol wirer ad. te pro : a. , ‘
@uceifm. Br el chlcels co cost, 0: tue ce Csnsiderecién le :7 ‘
ecomatrace:’n de 2 @ cams arse, evrvicke campletos 4. svgareci ‘a

7 . : _% manteninients ea 300 varaj.e, y head curvicire aiscelanscs, cca

7 = $801 fe 31,000 sures ¢e trahejy (es woldes de turnc- dear as).
‘estos se Produces 4a,

2 tee

Rpoxy Sins, Silver, pplacco, epoxy brses;.
_ copper eatifouling, baranices, ote.).

‘hdorr>, acer; * prewiola: pasadcres; tuderflas notdlices,,
: sweat: insutect4n de poly? :. atyrcfom:, .
to; iGaiaas de vilrir y bakeiite, sis. :
aged

« Bquipos. Giversce: Bolicve (4c" 34"); ojos de seoro inozt=

- dabios, Winches CC cn lines, anclas, ‘Aterfas, sistcuas de ilu
mineciéa ordinert.0 y Ravurracionalus, yf Soi oy scevecrius olec- a '
tricos, plantas cloctricas, Woates ser ac bsg, eocfaas de petréies, ; ;
tmidados do onfrianiaats y refrigeracsdn, weetros,. wquipos Me
radtoctonunicaciia, ete, . Ne .

Soa an valor total 4 2 $0,000.09

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be ‘cad

, Gum sniatentes 4. 1 cha8cs, ut Sf. de carpanterfa, tree -arpinteros

‘ee rawre y omurcea, F ne asteteatvs de caryiteris,

"Gn wm elise sprue! coluctie. te 033 33,200. 20

Cwt 6 . Ope rach %..
(a) Gast « Sc. withasotsecs (4: B. P-recenk de Admintetracién coae
statird de, us atniuistzsedure cimtador pébiics, un asivtents aficiniste

ate é . .
’ dee encar’ ade J. eervielue ¥ cantcasatento. Bi cvajyunto onbraran

wo eueide eausl de UBS 8,400.00 y dumds, co reserverd be centised anual
‘Gs UBS 7,000.00, ve
: Matos Totales te Agniaictrecita . 18, 00.00

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EYTAD0S OS PADIS T COMMCLAS

‘dle SEGAESOS YOTALED: | x ade Rate sac vets
. VENPAS AST] LLERO “$ 60,900.00 $ 230,000.00 8 240,000.00 - '

VEWTAS aA DERD & Wo, 200. $ 323,500.00 § 187,300.00

VENTAS HIZCEL, BEAS @ 3,000.10 8 7,000, 00 S& = 12,000.06

Serato

00 $ 43,000.00 $ 90,000.00 3

~ 8 90,000.00 8 90,090.00 3

00 8 4,000.00 @ 43,000.00 Jo 4

00 & 10,000.00 % 4,000.00 3

BRPAQACION Y MANTENIMIENTOS vo @ 10,000.00 ® 10,000.90
i OTA (ROMTTUICIMANYS 2, 900,45 s 29,00 $ 3,cce.c0
SF SRQURD OF LA PLANTA 8 1,000.09 $ %,300.00 @ 1,330.00

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av. geemiyrocios BOCES - SCOMG@EICA ; , .
: "Eagles. we oi prisat ow do producciie, oh perecest de 18 .

wayrees osré de dies y ovis aushred, * guetrabesce on ls furan sim

‘qatente:
Porecmal du sdmiaistreciia: castro eapivedus (un otuiaiatreder ¥

_,. Scatatet gediter) um asictents de chieine, ¥ doe cacargedus oe eure

. tetas 7 uanteatatento). oO os
_ Wevecmel a Carsiaterta: stete enpicsdse (wm jute ée carpiaterta,

trve corpiaverce! de: rivers. y asrias, dca aptetentcs ée earpisterts)..

“etnee enplendce (un Safe dv woctnice 7 Soreerite

| exe afective por wnas dics © quince

sence con conpredas ou ou (otaliéed, en Mijieo y Loa
ée.tse0 0000...

Sehes euteresct
reetoe Gaidoe. Gus valores aonjuntes. oa wa pertode,
cis 9000.0 om tne 009,084,000

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SECRET 1700172 TH] A oles: ;

DIR INFO MANA CITE WAVE aga9 A {tof GEN poe 7

TYPIC AMWORLD aNTABBY . Wy Li ae uj I nN if Sa | —
He FOLLOWING FROM AMTABBY-27 WHO AT 2130 HOURS. 14 JuLY & VISITE ”

MRR OFFICES “AND DISCOVERED ARTIME GIVING CLASSES ON “HuttAN RIGHTS,

AND ANTONIO IGLESIAS ON STREET FIGHTING To GROYP aBOyT 20 MEMBERS.

~ INCLUDED IN GROUP WERE FREDDIE BORGES Ca IGNET,

!

|

:

‘EDGAR SOPO BARRETO,

| CARTINE’S AIDE), QUINTANA CHIL SEC) CPOSSIBLY PAFAEL QUINTERO IBaRBIa)

|” Bomror cPROBABLY MANUEL GUILLOT DE La SERNA) CFORMER MEMBER aLPHASaYy’ >. |

|, Bs WMO tesa CPOSSIBLY NILO MESSER PyuOL). Be

|.) i5"@e ARTINE WOW DESCRIBED as QUITE PLUMP, CHAIN SMOKER, VERY

{NERVOUS AND NEVER STRAYS FaR FROM PERSONAL BODY GyARD “GALLEGO™

_DySAENZ. ARTINE WHO ON FRIENDLY TERNS A-27, GREETED WARMLY, ASKED VHaT

HAPPENED TO RUBARK ASSIGNMEAT VRICH PLANNED FOLLOWING A-27 LEAVING —
MRR. A627 INFORMED ARTINE Hap TURNED DOWN KUBARK EMPLOYMENT 4s

OSS RNVOLVED ACTIVITIES Not DIRECTED AGAINST PORWMER, ARTINE STATED KE

i LEAVING FOR aRupPE: ON 16 JULY FOR TWO WEEK TRIP; -SIXTO “TITO" MESA.

<3 ALOMA WHO DRSERIELD as aATIME'SSsnohed hays 1H ERYOPE AS OF 14 JyLY.

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ARTIME VISITS MRS OFFICES OMY AT BIGHT, CHAESES RESIDENCES FVERY
OTHER DAY CR SO. YESS ACTICUS FREDICATED ARTIME COKCERN Tal.
“SOMEOME OUT TO KILL HIM" AND FEAR ATTACK FROM SOME EXILES wo

) So,
CONSIDER HIM LIABILITY. MAS “RECRUITED” TRO LEDIVIDUALS WHO PREVIONSLY:

18 BRR CAMPS NICARAGUA, AND RECENTLY PalD EACH 558 DOLLARS
REPRE SE ST 186 FIRST MONTH'S PaY.. ALSO TOOK THESE TwO TO WaRENONSE
VERE GREAT AMOUNT CRATES WHICH HE DESCRIBED AS MILITARY EQuIPMENTs

Ayn SAW NO WEAPONS. ARTIME CLAIMED EXPECTED ADDITIONAL SHIPMENT

‘MATERIEL SHORTLY AND WANTED THESE TwO PREPARE EQyIPMENT FOR SHIPMENT
10 MOKKEY POINT, NICARAGUA, THEN PROCEED TO MONKEY POINT aSSIST
REOPENING CAMP. ARTIME TOLD TwO MEN HaS SUPPORT (UNIDENTIFIED) HIGH
ODYOKE OFFICIAL wHO TOLD ARTIME CaRRY OyT THREE OR FOuR OPERATIONS,

“EF OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL, ARTIME ALLEGED, HE TOLD. ME WOnLD RECEIVE”
| PULL SUPPORT AS PREVIOUSLY, BUT ONLY IF “HE PRODNCES." ARTIME INFORMED .
+: TWO WEN THAT “WE HAVE BEER GIVEN SECOND CHANCES, WILL NOT Fall THIS
| «TINE,

SECRET

CFW. 4849: AMTAEBY-27 2136. 14/65: MRR ARTIME ANTONIO IGLESIAS 20 ,
FREDDIE BORGES CA IGNET EDGAR SOPO BARRETO QUINTaNA RAFAEL —

RAFAEL ‘QUINTERO IBARBIA GILIOT MANUEL GUILLOT DE LA SERNA ALPHASAYY

. siLo mso ILO MESSER PUJOL GALLEGO SAENZ A-27 A-27 MRR ae2e ;

EUROPE ‘16 ‘SIXTO TITO MESA ALORA 14 DuMAS MILNER CHEVY Maa _NIeARAGIR

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MEMORANDUM YOR: Chief, Bonetary Division ‘ 3
; vA % Chlef, Wi/Budget & Fiscal ..
SUBJECT & Tranafer of Funds
Please cable inatrectioas to your representative a ; . 5
im Preakfurt te contact the bank in Zurich to cable ;
_ "| transfer the amount of $12,000 to the First National a “

2 City Bask, New York, for credit to the account of. Gregery a? (ane -


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: 19 July 1968 *
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Monetary Division ot . 7
wma 3 Calef, UR/Budget & Pizcal . . me ; t
SUBJECT 2 Deposit te INNOVEN Account : -
Ber attached voucher, it is requested that you - - ae
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2, KINDLY IDENTIFY TWO LKDIVIDUALS SpURCH/ PARAS RIV, any Se} |
OTHER EVIDENCE CRATES IN WAREHOUSE CONTAIN MILITARY EQUIPLENT? :
_ PLEASR DO NOT INDICATE UNDUE INTEREST THIS MATTER TO AMBIDDY-1' PEOPLE, 4
| 3, )-"8, FEY, SO Fa AS EQS KNOVS AMBIDDY-1 Is WSLL AWARE ANTABBY-27 \ a
Saye ‘WwoRks FOR WAVE; SIXTO MESA HAS BEEN EURCPE SINCE 16 MAY ON VACATION 4
do.
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de anclos-1 LEARNED FROM ALFREDO aoRaes CaleNet oF alivun GROUP
THAT AMBIDDY-1 AND WIFE VISITED WIGARAGUA WEEK 11 JULY AND WIGHT
“RETURN MIAMI SOON. AMBEDDY-1 PLANS TRAVEL CENTRAL AMERICA IM ORDER
“MAINTAIN CONTACT THOSE GOVERNMENTS. ONLY AMYUM BASE LEFT IS IM
_ MICARAGUA WHERE ABOUT 5@ TRUSTED WEN RENAIN. GROUP HAS ARKS AND —
| EQUIPHENT: CACHED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA. _

aise eesteirinite ence le ren eet

“ACCORDING BORGES, OpYGKE ASSISTANCE ANYUM REDUCED “SEVERAL i
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SUBSIDY FOR PSYCH OPS, MAINTENANCE Two PT Boats, AND TRAVEL . EXPENSES, i
de BORGES SAID THAT ALTHOUGH ODYOKE Has FORBIDDEN FURTHER |
o 1 BELEIGERENT OPS, ARBLDDY-1 PREPARING AGGRESSIVE OPS acarust PERuMEN, - bo
po ESPEGTALLY BLOWING UP OF SPANISH, BRITISH, OH SOVIET SHIP INVOLVED
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BHBIDLY-1 HAS CLOSE CONTACTS CAtnULIC ChURCh. Aad RECENTLY VISITED. |
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ELL BE DECISIVE WhEd PLACED iW EFFECE Bul DEIAILS UNKAOWK. anAWOS=1 - tr
_ SUATES BORGES CLAIKS KUGAAK VERY olSY IWFILGNATING any AND EXILES —

~ INTO PBRUNEN SIWCE SOME FOnER anfus nEBoERS USED BY KUsanK THis.
PURPOSE.

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a wm ‘FORWARD SOONEST.

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ie DURING WEEK 4 - 16 JULY 69 ROGEL IO SJWONES AND Lats We VIDANA
PLS PROTECT) TOLD ANOT=120 FOLLOWINGS
co Qe, AMBIDDY-1 HAS TRANSPORTED STEEL BARGE LOADED VITH EQulPMENT

"fo PORT EVERGLADES, FLORIDA. CARGO BELONGED DISMANTLED BASE NICARa-
<< QM, AMBIDDY=1, USING KING CFHU) AS MEDIATOR, OFFERED TEOFILO
““.BABUN OF ANTILLEAW MARINE SHIPPING CORPORATION BARGE -FOR $25,009,
“WHICH 89 BY 27 FEET AND I8 VERY GOOD CONDITION. PaBUN DID NOT AGREE
“OW PRICE’ FOR BARGE BUT MADE OFFER FOR PURCHASE BOTH BARGE “AND OTHER
“EQUIPMENT OF INTEREST HIM. ge deeeaee ce gar ee cp
3. /KING OFFERING. SELL CONSIDERABLE RADIO ) Ean IPMENT, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, RAFTS AND BOATS, WINCHES, ELECTRIC GENERATORS, ALL
OF WHICH KEPT IN TWO, WARENOUSES 71 WAVE AREA. _
de ACESRDING PEDRO ACEVO, FORMER HEAD aMYuMt"S BASE WICARAGHA,
AMBIDDY=1 PLANNING SELL ALL EQUIPHEST THAT WAS USED IN NICARAGUA
: “FOR WIS OVN PROFIT: WIFE OF AMBIODY-i, IN TALKING. WITH CLOSE FRIENDS,
"gat WER HUSBAND THINKS ME WILL AE ABLE SELL ALL EQUIPMENT FOR -
Sise00,c00, WHICH SUM ADDED TO THEIR SAVINGS CF $300,0@0 WILL MaKe GOR

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S$. ACEVO SAID HE KNOWS SOME OF ANBIDDY®-1°S TRICKY WAYS) | ef

WANDLING AMYUM FUNDS. AMOKS THEA GAS OSE IM WHICH ACEVO aPPEAFED » oo : :

OW PAYROLL AS HAVING BEEH PAID $3¢ FOR SPECIAL EXPENSES. ACEVO : ti

CLAINED ME NEVER RECEIVED ASYTHING MORE THak HIS $4e@ MONTHLY. ALARY. | 1 ; a
OTHER OF ACEVO'S FRIENDS ALSO APPEARED ON PAYROLL aS HAVING RECEIVED |
$32 DAILY, BUT THIS ALSO UNTRUE.

6. ACCORDING AMOT-128, VIDABA SAID THAT AMBIDDY-1 BLAMES KUBARK °
FOR HAVING BROKEN INTO HIS HOME RECENTLY. VIDANA, HOWEVER, SalD HE
KNOWS IT WAS “caso MORIN" WHO ROBBED ANBIDDY-1.
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or EARLY JULY 1965 OsTe. 22 JULY 1965

ALLECED. PLANS OF MANUEL ARTIME BUESA TO BLOW UP}

A SRIP INVOLVED IN TRADE WITH Cups; PLANNED AIR] |
ATTACK AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26. JULY 1965 ;

UNITED STATES, MIAMI (22 JULY 1965) wep N 16311

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WIELD REPORT NO.

i | APPRAISAL: SELP-EMPLOYED FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO RESIDED IN CUBA FOR ¥YANY YEARS ‘
: PRIOR TO AND. AFTER CASTRO'S ADVENT. HE RETAINS CONTACTS WITH CUBAN
FRIENDS, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE CUBAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. HIS
RELIABILITY HAS. ‘NOT BEEN FULLY ESTABLISHED. SOURCE CLAIYS HE RE-—
CEIVED THIS INFORMATION FROM ALFREDO BORGES ‘CAIGNET, AN. MRR MEMBER,

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1. ACCORDING TO ALFREDO BORGES CAIGNET, A MEMBER OF. TEE Novi
_ WIEKTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIA (MRR, MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUTION-.
. anY RECOVERY), MANUEL ARTIME BUESA, MRR LEADER, AND HIS. WIFE. VISITED
NICARAGUA THE WEEK OF 11 JULY 1965 an, WAS PLANNING TO TRAVEL TO
CENTRAL AMERICA AGAIN IN-ORDER TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH CENTRAL AVERI-
cam GOVERNUENTS. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: IN MID-JULY ABTIME 13DI-

INDIAN-EDUCATICN TRAINING PROGRAM BEING CONDUCTED BY HIS GROUP cr.

asour FIVE MEN REVWAINING IN NICARAGUA. FROM NICARACUA, AKTIME | |
“""" PLANNED TO PROCEED TO Costa Rx RICA AND PANAMA TO LOOK INTO A NEW
. Rein moun tan ona Tos, tua unsenimmea ov revenaie rorcntion of whah i Say sane ts an uonuetued fence b posed U9

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MRR TRAINING CAMPS AND TO LOOK INTO THE CURRENT STATUS OF 4 SNALL

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CIVIC ACTICN PROGRAM OF INTEREST TO HIM IX THOSE COUNTRIES. Sf WAS
TO RETURN TO MIAMI, FLORIDA, IM EARLY AUGUST.)
| 2. SORCES CLAIMS THAT ONLY ONE MRR BASE REWAINS IN NICARACTs,
| WHERE THERE IS A GROUP OF ABOUT 50 TRUSTED MEN, THE GROUP EAS ARMS
| AND EQUIPMENT CACHED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA.
3. ACCORDING TO BORGES, ARTIME 1S PREPARING ACGRESSIVE ‘OPERA-
TIONS AGAINST CUBA, ESPECIALLY THE BLOWING UP OF A SPANISH, BRITISH,
OR SOVIET SEZP INVOLVED IN CUBAN TRADE. AT THE SAME TIME, AN AIR
ATTACK IS BEING PLANNED AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26 JULY. THE MRR
HAS ACCESS TO TWO AIRPLANES AT THE MIAMI AIRPORT, WHICH DO NOT
BELONG TO THE MRR; THE AIRCRAFT HAVE COMNERCIAL COVER. (SOURCE .
<u g COMMRNT: THE PILOT OF ONE PLANE MAY BE FRANK FIORINI.) THE MRR
~ "\ @ROUP IS GETTING. FUNDS FROM A FON-AWERICAN SCURCE, (SOURCE CowmRNT: ;
7 THE SOURCE OF THE. FUNDS MAY BE THE JESUITS, BECAUSE ARTIME HAS CLOSE
_QONTACTS WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND HE RECENTLY VISITED ROME.) : :
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{ ‘<EMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD taal
1 ves, - .

i SUBJECT: Meeting with George Lodge, Harvard School

: ; of Business ,

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‘.. 2. On 15 July 1965, with Mr. Andy Croce of CA Staff, . i

I met Mr. Lodge at the Key Bridge Marriott Hotel to discuss. j

what he knew about the relations among AMBIDDY-1, Bishop” . }

McGrath of Panama, and.a rural development program they are. .. }

all working on in Panama. Mr. Lodge described Bishop Mc@rath .: _ a4

as a real ball of fire, about 39 or 40 years old, born of ae i
U. 8. parents in the Canal. Zone but he has taken Panama’ a

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yan Bs RAYE A ae ON BP epee

citzenship, He graduated from Notre Dame University, did. —
graduate. work in Rome and has taught in se-oral European:
.  ..fad Latin American universities, such as in Chile. — He. is.

‘. One of the three top Catholic prelates in Latin America — .

_ and has extremely close. ties with the Vatican, e.g., he is. |.

on the Ecumenical Council and on the birth control group. He .

-° Ras an official operating budget of $2,000 per year which he oo,

“/ 7, gUgments from every conceivable source, particularly from the “”
German bishops. He is politically and operationally minded,

-an American completely in his attitude and behavior, a — ;

’ typical Irish politician, Mr.- Lodge submitted somewhat: °

. wryly. His parents are retired and live in Miami where he -

- Visits often. He recently met AMBIDDY-1 there on two occasions,
On this sams visit he also. met the Papal Nuncio: from ‘Santo :
| Domingo (he appears to receive most of the hot potatoe type
* assignments in his part.of the world), ;

Pde ee a eee

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By 2. Veraguas Province of Panama is a selected testing |
.. Ground for community develooment Programs in rural areas.

' 1% is tha poorest and most hopeless province of Panama, a
small armed uprising took place there in 1958 and wae put -
adorn, The Communists have their best organization in Panama

-~ 48 this province, The program there is based on the. village.

‘ ' @f San Francigaco, about 10: miles off the. highway, and is an .
@spansion of the efforts of the parish priest Father VASQUEZ

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~."wiable base with an effective ataff to continue the crainuing
: program even if the present leaders should move on, They

‘Pinto who has been thereabout 10 years, He is a dynamic

young man who has. lead the villagers to rebuild their village
and church to develop their land and organize a cooperative
and small credit facilities. The village is only 1,200
people but they raised by themselves $1,000 to buy’ materials
and then built a training center capable of housing, feeding

- and training 60-men at a time in rural cooperatives and rural

development. One of their ideas is to select bright looking.
leaders. and potential leaders from Yural areas, first in. -
Panama and later, hopefully, from other nearby’ countries
for visits of a few days in which they hope to brain-wash
them of Communist type propaganda they may have heard and ~
show them what can actually be done so they can take the
good word with them to their own communities. This is in
addition to the regular formal course. of 4 months for
selected young potential leaders from rural communities in
and all over Latin America.

3. Another leading light in the program is Father
Steele who was thrown out of Dominica by Trujillo for
organizing cooperatives and is a recognized authority on.
the subject. Father Steele uses Veraguas as a home base
but travels to Chile, Colombia and other countries conducting

short training courses on the ground, There are some Dutch

priests on the staff whom Bishop McGrath personally recruited.
Father Vasquez Pinto has sent about 10. to 15 local boys to

_ the Antigonish School in Nova Scotia and-they are back for

duty. Mr. Lodge describes the group as a highly motivated
and enersetic group and Father Vasquez Pinto as a young and
effective Panamanian priest who is a good operator... Mr. Lodge

-has two men from Harvard University there to study the

program and assist in any way they can. The Peace: Corps has

- 84 people in the Central Provinces of Panama, about 30 of
_ ,. them in Veraguas Province. They cooperate with the center,
‘. 4m fact the two Harvard men are interviewing each. of the
-’ Peace Corps volunteers about their work, .. Mr. Lodge said they
: @re coming up with some good informat‘on and ideas which other-

wige would be lost as there is a good deal of. experience

- among the Peace Corps kids but they don't know to recognize
‘ite sientificance or how to orgenfze 1: inte useable form.

4. The above group is trying to organize the center as a

hope it will become a pilot program for Latin America and
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this one. They hope to be able to spot and develop leaders
in remote arcas ‘for future operations io those areas. :
Incidental to these major objectives, they are also helping
to develop the economy of Veraguas, to aevelop production,
transport to markets, credit facilities, and in general to
help alleviate grievances which the Communists have exploited
_in the past. — uo

deamapenentermecusmsserern ms AT

5. Bishop McGrath has arranged with AYMIDDY-1 for about
‘pix of AMBIDDY-1's people to attend the January 1966 ‘training
course, with 3 or 4 to remain on the staii. Hopefully, one
of them will develop into the executive director of the
| . center. It was agreed that the first men will not be too
closely associated in the public eye witn ANMBIDBY-1 in order
to try to forestall initial bad pubricity fren opposition —
elements. . “AMBIDDY-1 and Bishop McGrath agreed, therefore,
that Nestor IZQUIERDO (who. is well known as a long-time
adherent of AMBIDDY-1 from 1958-59 Comandos Rurales days _
4n Oriente) would not be assigned to the Panama center at
thie time.. AMBIDDY-1 told Bishop McGrath that he would try
to obtain sufficient funds to support the men assigned to the
center. He has not yet brought up this matter with his case-

officer, and as the amounts will be very small, he may try to-

squeeze it out of his newly authorized budget. . However, he.
may ask the Agency for additional holp to sponsor these mon
while they are working their way into the program. It is

dntended that. the.Cubans would continue = cooperation in. the *
program, eventually working them int? the field wherever they.

are needed and acceptable,

7 Be Mr. Lodge. will meet Bishop McGrath next in Panama

‘on 29 or 30 Juiy. 48 a. coincidence AMBIDDY-1 will probably

.- pe. im or near Panama t

- for Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama for meetings with their
presidents and several days visit in each country. .

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_ 3 August 1965

MEMORAMDUM YOR: C/¥H/S
agrexTios .. Jonathaa Hanke, C/WH/3-Bolivis

SUBJECT g Eleodoro VENTOCILA Camara

2. ° On 20 July 1965 I discussed Subject with Major Lupton
_@f Detachuent "2." of ACSI Headquarters. In response to ay
direct questions Major Lupton stated the following: | _
“ a. ACSI is not using subject but they have been

b. Subject is not working in Bolivia or anyehere.
‘elaee for ACSI or any other Defense Departament component that —
Major Luptoa is aware of. . : .

- oc. ACSI was unavare that subject had been designating .
himself as a sort of public relations. representative and press ;
wen ie behalf of General BARRIENTOS. ; H
. 3.. f atated to Major Lupton that we held a poor opinion
ef subject, regarded his as an opportunist, and a peaible.
eandidate for “bura"™ action. Furthermore we were concerned
_ about his alleged prear activities in behalf of BARRIENTOS. _
and felt if he care in anyway connected with a United States
Intelligence agency and this becage know, it could have an
adveree affect on the extremely delicate political situation —
whick now exista in that country and very well place the UB.
Governcent in an eubarrassing position with respect to the:
Selivisa Gcvermuent. Based on cur views regerding aubjeat I
teld Eajor impton that we would net coordinate eny oporationual
propose 1 ACSI might put forward Simed at using subject's :
garvicas. ; ;

_ 3. Majer Lepton tock the above in good grace and asked
42 4 were pesciziv for use to provide Aim with aay ingorustion
eoscertiiag viubject’s background and other details wnich would.
give ACZE a aiearer picture of his activities. I told Hajor
ptea that 4 would icok iste this and. let. Bic know whether ve

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above. ta there any material of such nature that is suitable ' :

for passage to his office? | | -

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/ MEMGRANDUM FOR: Deputy. chief, WHD/Cuba — Se
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Chief, WH/Budget & Fiscal f°

Payment to AMBIDDY-1 for Mont!
of August 1965 oo.

VIA
SUBJECT -

for the month of August 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1. These
funds will be used by him for propaganda and political
activity of the MRR, plus payment of support to dependents
~- gud survivors. In order to expedite getting the funds to
. AMBIDDY-1, the AMWORLD funding channel will be used until

- gnother mechanism has been established which can be more
closely controlled by Headquarters.  -— . a .

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Caicf, Monetary Divisica a
Cate?, WH/Budget & Fiscal Sr
Transfer of Funds . .

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i" Pigame esble instrectioas to your representative.
~ gn Bore te contact the bank “n Zurich to cable transfer
“quo amount of $22,000 to the First Hational City Bank,
- Sey York, for credit to the account of Gregory Cardinal.
ep Charles Ranezy.

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uxecRANDUM FOR: Chief, Monetary Divisica :
was Cater, WH/Budzet & Fiscal ;
SUBIECT: Deposit to INVOVEN Account . HB

Ber attached voucher, it is requested that you
, dapoatt the ancunt of $13,000 te tee YRVOvER account of

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ACTION REQUIRED - REFORINGES me

ACTION REQUIRED - FYI
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Less. were wen |

pester tf

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1. In late July 1965 members of the AMLILAC Group re- .
ported the following information as a result of their contacts

with various memb

A.

ers of AMYUM located in the JMWAVE area..
AMBIDDY~1 has a warehouse in the WAVE area in

which he is storing equipment brought back from his Central

American base.

building.

now in Tampa.
last year.

CG. AMLILAC-8,
couple of years ago and who has
gince then, war. in the local ar
that A-8 was the caretaker at on
america along with 9
the weapons from the
for re-activation. .

The equ
rafts, uniforms, and bulldozers.

other men.

available for the reactivation.

2. The pe
embellishments,
geen from para 1 B, and C) cont
ef AMNWORLD and as a
en the part of ths
state of ial

DESENSITIZE

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consequence giv
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Such reports as those above aud cthers

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other Vessel,
over. $10,090. on this ship

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ipment includes UDT gear, boat motors,
There are no weapons. in the

B. AMBIDDY-1 is planning to put the BABUN FC into
proper condition for use as.a M
. AMBIDDY-2 spent?

The vessel is

a former AMLILAC who was fired a°
been with: AMBIDDY~L's group —
ea recently and. told AMLILAC-6
e of the Bases in Central |
He stated that they had all
last effort and were preparing the canp: -
AMBIDDY-1 told A-8 that $500,000, was :

mchant of PBRUMEN exiies for exaggeration,
and contortion of information (as can be
inues to plague the remnants
es rise to jealous fears
erly as to the real

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collected by the AMLYLACs - tend to affect the iatters' morale

‘and confidence in KUBARK because the AMLILACs telieve that

anything AMBIDDY~1 does is done with KUBARK support and blessing.
As Headquarters is aware the great fear of the AMLILACS is that
AMBIDDY-1 will get all the action and all the Giory. However,

in view of the current KUBARK/AMBIDL-1 relationship the
ANLILACs have little to fear and a renewed morale crisis is not
expected to arise. On the other hand, if AMBIDDY-1 sere to : a
re-activate part of his action force and conduct a raid utilizing :
non-KUBARK support, that would be another matter. It would then
be very difficult to convince the AMLILACs that KUBARK was not

o-~ ©

This situation is brought to your attention simply to show what
effect such AMBIDDY-1 activities would have on this Station's . :
painstaking efforts to retain a superior and :xperienced commando : i
capability under already difficult psychological conditions, oa

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‘RearErt ne Can. sPIC/ARWORLD/ARG

-—+:- Feasible Avaa Purchases from AMWONLD by Bay of Pigs Veterans : ;
iron cuss - epee: §6=AHSOCTAT ION .

\ Awtion Required: Yor Your Information.

Waferences: A. UPGA-21947, 11 June 1965. _ |
ng DE B. UFGA-32527, SO July 1965,

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2. Om 22 July 1965, auOT-237 furnished the following in AMOT
Beport BD-1531, which {aformaticn he had received from ESIRE-l: —

.- @s Jenn Jowe PEEUYERO Rodrigues (201-294249), President
of ‘che Bay of Pigw Veterans Association, Alberto HARTINEZ .
‘Echonique (201-280780) and Ruben GONZALEZ de la Heria, are
‘waking overtures to buy arma from AMBIDDY-1. The.
‘Aguociatioa's Directorate, and the menbership-at-large, have.

get yet been told officially of thia coatemplated deal.

@ BSIRE-2 felt this tnformation was partially confirmed
‘ey tbe following comment made to him by Luis Humberto VIDANA ; .
@aeeeh (201-274643) in a converantion:. “What do you think of
‘Shat AMBIDDY-1 has been reduced to doing? He now wanta to .,

mO32 the eras he has left over frow all that business he was EG
teed wp in... ead te think that a vereon like hin is. | a Aa
“weeuiving #16." :

jo BBIRE-2 thiake it poasibie that the BABUN brothers. ||. -. “4
te the porwons financing PERUYENO in the purchase of the oot
‘AMPORLD srug, ESIRE-1 commented that PERUYERO would not - i
Gave tell bim rbout buying any AMWORLD arms as he knows that
1 would be oppoesd to such negotiations on the grounds
that this would be imoral. . : .

spa mine oe

 %, Previous reporting oa AMVORLD/ANBIDDY-1 activities: has
indicated, ag in Reference A, that AKBIDDY~-1 was interested in
Gege<s fos azam and sammitioa.

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: 3. ESIRE-l'e conmer.t, about a coassibility that the F.BON .
brothers ssy be the nersoss interested. in purchasing the AEYORLD
arms, ties in with the ALCRAG-] inforsation reported in.
Reference B that Teofilo BABIN, Luis Pusberto VIDANA Guasch, and
EMBARB-1 were acting &8 go-betweens for General IMBERT’s junta
in the Dominican Republic and the recruiting of Cuban exzties in
Miani. : ; .

4. On 30 July 1965 AKOT-14 revorted in DD-1532 that AMLINT-1
had. been in a jocs] restaurant where he overheard a coaversation
between Alfredo BORGES Caignet (201-347593), now Immigration
Secretary for AKWORLD, end Jose Luis. SOSA Sancio (201-746587) ..
BORGES told SOSA: “Be ready to go back to the place where you
were I.:fore, because you will have to leave for there in the

first four or five days of August.
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Charges Against FUBARK in the Death of Aoberto TRUJILLO Rodrigue:
Oe KEQTRED REFERENCES

-Action Bequired: For Your Iaformation.

1. Om 13 Angust 1965, ARTAUP-2, accomoanied by Dr. Luis
CASAS Martines, former orowinacial coamissioner of Camagusy, held
@ convercstion with ANTAUP-1 in which be learned tce information . aa
given below. This isformation was reported im AOT Report DD-1562, ik
13 August 196%. a ae

; 2. According to ANTAUP-1, Alicia °TUDELA Senches ia olenning.
te bring u. again the case of the the death of her husband,
Roberto TRUJILLO Rodrigues, who died in the AMWORLD training cameos
- which were under the direction of AMBIDDY-1. According to
* ANTAUP-], TUDELA olane to blame KUBARK for the death of her husband.
°F UDELA claias detaile of her husband's death which sbe has -in ber
possession will substantiate this accusation. a

3. AMTAUP-1 also asye that TUDELA ts prevering to make an
atteapt om the life of AMBIDDY-1. Ste is receiving information -
from neracas cloge to AMBIDDY-1 on all AMBIDDY-1's movensnts and. .
4s looking for a sileacer to cut on the gun she will.use in this
attack. AMTAUP-1 revorts that he has attempted to cal TUDELA. dows
and ip trying to perguade ber to give up the idea cs. attacking
AMBIDDY~1. . 7 . : :

; 4. ANTAUP-2 commoated that ANTAUP-) boasts that -he is the
one who obtains’ the inforsation and proof against AMPORED and
KUBARK in the death of TRUJILIO and that be bas this oroof in his
pesasasica. ALTAUP-2 believes that it was. ALTAUP-1 who steered |
FUDELA’s accusationa from AMWORLD. towards KUBARK,

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ACTION: At WAVE’s discretion, pass para 5 to AMLILACs.
REF: UFGA 22667, 10 August 1965 .

1. As you know, the BQS AMWORLD case officer’ recently visited
the WAVE area and went to the warehouse with. AHJAVA-4 and his wife,

_ described as a possible purchaser of some of the equipment. The .
warehouse ia full of soldy and rusting camp and support: équipme:t, |
most of it of. no use in mounting. raiding operations. There. are.
outboard motors, emall generators, engine spare parts, air drop .

_ equipment, bedding, etc, ia addition to a large nen of baby chicks
purchased by AMBIDDY-1 in bis latest venture of training for rural
civic development. programs in Central America. There was ono.
custodian working around. the warehouse and ‘taking care of the .

’ ghickens, AMBIDDY~) has also purchased an off-set printing press,
for $10,000 according to him, which is set up a few blocks avay.

Be plans to use it to print the AMYUM magazine, plus hopefully
making some profit for AXYUM from it on commercial printing Jobs.

2, ABJAVA-4 and AMBIDOY-1 both laughed heartily at. the idea
that the PC of BABUN could be converted to a-motherrhip.. This
was considered and rejected several months ago when AMNORLD was
still authorized to operate. They turned down the. offer of the
hip as 4 gift thon on greuads that it would be uneconomical even
if given to them free of charge.. a - . ; :

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3, AMBIDDY-1 said he did have a total of ten mon in. Kicaragua;, |.
five at Monkey Point guarding a cache. of. small arms and teaching the
local Ixdians to read, write and grow rice; three men vat. Bluefields

a cache of small arms and working to develop a gmail. boat
yard for repair and maintenance. of shrimp. boats: from. which. ANBIDDY-1
hopes to. build a fishing cooperative; and two mon at: Managua with.

a esaller cache of small arms, one of whom is the AHYUM: delegate
to the Nicaraguan Government. . ANBIDDY-1 kept about 150! small aras, [
with the knowledge and consent of HQS, in return for his: giving back:
oF accounting for the heavier and crew-served weapoas: and nost of
the small arns from ANWORLD, He cl#i<s that all three caches in.
Nicaragua are in concrete underground locations whtcn are rigged
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for immediate destruction by the custcaiars should an atteapt be
made to seize them, AMBILLY-1 ssid nenad veither plans sor soney
la reactivate any bases, except ns they sight be used for lo-al
civic action type prograns, .

: 4. AMBIDDT-1 was advised by his case officer in strongest
{ - terms to sell or throw away ver, thing from the Central American

, canps, to concentrate on trying to project a pew inage of hinself
a8 a constructive and progressive leader involved in community
development and civie action tyje programs in Latia Awrica by .
invitation of the local sovernsests, aud te stop talxing or acting
as & paramilitary operator. He was adviped in evec stronger terns
to get out of the RAVE area-ag soon as poasible to remove hiasetf
as a target of constant personal attaczs against which he could -
not defend himself. He agreed in principle, subject to waiting —
three sonths for his wife to deliver their. first child. .

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5. WAVE may assure the ANLILAC leader that, to the best
knovledge of » the AMWORLD program is dead, that. AMBIDDY-1 -
has no real intention aad only limited capability of mounting.
raids, and that anything he might do aiong the lines of. paranilitary
action would certainly. be without ODYOKR support or blessing given

. the present political climate in RQS area,

6. FYI, QB continues to try to influence AMBIDDY-1 to stay
out of paramilitary matters entirely, To this end, we shall try’
to keep hia top operational personnel otherwise occupied in KUBARK
or other employzent, to keep him as fully and ueefully cecupted as

" possible away from the WAVE and PBRUMEN area, and to convizsse him
' to sell or lease his two Swift toats to ‘commercial enterprises
oF to ancther KUBARK progran outside the WAVE area. .=s_«.. a

te, M8 will welcome continued reporting on AMBIDDY-1's oo.

activities from. WAVE. sources, which gerves a useful purpose as.

@ check and moniter. for. the cage officer to compare and contrast
-. With AMBIDDY-1's reports to hin. In addition, ve are recruiting
'. the former ANWORLD Deputy for Support ard Aduinistration, who algo
| gerves as legal and: political advisor to ANBIDOY-1, He is now .
residing in the EQS area, is back on the staff of a large university
and has greed to assist in keeping AKBIDDY-1 on the straight and nar
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
FROM : AMBIDDY/1 - 23 Aug'.st 1965
SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussions with General Anastasio

SOMOZA, President SCHICK and other Nicaraguan
officials, 24 Jul-20 Aug 1965. :

1. A/1 first net with General SOMOZA 27/28 July.-
The following points were made in these discussions:

a. General SOMOZA said the State Department is

making an. investigation of how much money he is using to control

the government and win the next presidential elections. SOMOZA
told A/l that he intended to run and fully expected to win the
election, but would not need to buy any votes. He asked A/1 to
Please tell "Washington" that State is very clumsy and if they
really want to know anything they should call on the Agency, or
the FBI, either of which is.much more effective. SOMOZA said
everybody in. Managua knows about State's efforts to block his.

“eandidacy and are laughing at then.

. Db. SOMOZA suid he was meeting Daniel CDUBER of
Costa Rica at the border shortly, and they would make a "non-
aggression pact" agreeing that neither will make trouble. for.
the other's canpaign for election to Presidency. ODUBER had’
asked for the interview. SOMOZA told A/1 that he thought

. ODUBEZ had made a "live. and let live" agreement with the Com- .

munists, and that at their meeting, he would demand from ODUBER
@ public denunciation of the Communists to be followed by
efi.ctive control measures.against them. .

0. The MRR will be allowed to build and operate

a wtall boatyard for construction, maintenance and repair of

ghrimp boats at Bivuefields without SOMOZA or the Nicaraguan

“Government to. be cut junto. the proceeds. This is part of A/l's

community developnent progrsm, simed at developing a large

- £4shing cooperative. based ca Zluefields which will be self~-
sustaining. and profitable for. the members and the local economy,

' SOMOZA also approved centanuation of the basic education

. progran being corducted. by A/i’s Ziye.,

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. d. General SOMOZA, at A/l's strong recommendation,
~ agreed to start pushing Civic Action programs through the National
Guard in an effort to enhance his personal image preparatory to

the next Presidential ‘campaign. SOMOZA asked A/l to assist and
advise in this effort. :

. 2. The next meeting with General SOMOZA by A/1 was
on 4 August, with following points: , ; Loe

; a. SOMOZA said that the latest program of Fidel
CASTRO is targetted against Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, :
Par: of the plan includes assassination of the presidents of
the three countries as part of a terror Campaign to soften
them up. He said that in Panama, particularly, President
Marcos ROBLES is a prime tar, n
&@ recent turn against him by the. National Guard because he has
cut down on their costs, pensions, and other privileges. If
ROBLES: is eliminated from power, the Communists feel the chief .
of tha National Guard will take over and they thinkémw they. .
can handle him more easily than they can ROBLES., . .

b. Source for above, according to SOMOZA, was a
Close associate of Marcial AGUILUZ » whom he described as the top

Communist in Costa Rica and one who had recruited (fnu) FONSECA, |. ~

a Nicaraguan now living in Mexico. FONSECA is a bastard son of
‘one of SOMOZA's foremen, a Communist, ar’? an agent working. :
. @irectly under order of Fidel CASTRO. -

: @. A/1 and SOMOZA talked again about a Civic |
Action program in Nicaragua and SOMOZA said again that he would
support it. He will assign Father LUGO, a Cuban priest who —
served with the Bay of Pigs' forces, to a position similar to a
Chaplain in the National Guard in order to assist in the progran.
SOMOZA will support MRR community development programs with
Whatever authorizations are required. and with whatever official
or personal preatige he may offer. :

3. A/l next returned to Managua on 17 August and met

-. to the General, PEREZ said SOMOZA was very angry (not at A/1l or
“ Bae pecgle) and difficult to see. He said 3 Colonels were. under
asrest for 3 days each for disobeying orders. PEREZ was afraid
to-see SOMOZA for fear he might be arrested also. However, A/i
6a}ied SOMGZA by phone and was invited to visit him next day
_ &t Tipitapa. A/1 met him the next day (18 Aug) and had lunch
With BOMOZA and (fnu) BENITEZ, a Puerto Rican, former politician
there who iv now in business but remaina in contact with and
‘Working for the U. 8. Government. After luioh, BENITEZ left

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and A/1 went with SOMOZA in his car. While they were riding,
SOMOZA told A/l why he Was 50 angry. . . a

d. A message had recently come to General
SOMOZA from the Nicaraguan Ambassador in Panama saying that. he
had it from authoritative sources that. the U. 5S. not only .
would not support his candidacy for the Presidency, but vould
strongiy oppose it. In addition, SOMOZA had word that Sydney
ROSS, Director of El Tiempo (Spanish language’ newspaper in.
New York), after a recent Interview with Asst. Secretary Jack
Vaughn of the State Department, had an off-the-record talk
with VAUGHN after the interview. VAUGHN had said that, so far
as he was concerned, SOMOZA was no different from the other
Latin American dictators such as TRUJILLO, PERON, DUVALIER,
STROESSNER, Col. LOPEZ, or Gen, CASTELL Branco, and that he
- gould certainly not support installing. another military dictator
in Nicaragua. The two reports were confirmatory in SOMOZA'’s
“ind and made him feel extremely bad as he said he has always.
talked favorably about the U.S. and tried to cooperate with them

at every chance.

. e. SOMOZA checked with the U.S. Ambassador in
Nicaragua (whether in person or by sending Pres. SCHICK was

not made clear) about the matter, and received. a typical State
Department reply that the U.S. was neutral in Nicaraguan internal
affairs and would take no action about the elections. . The
Ambassador said he could not believe. VAUGHN could have made-

guch statements because of the U.S. position of neutrality in

Nicaraguan affeirs.
: £. SOMOZA also said he had sent a message to

cs Washington suggesting that if some of the other countries heard
‘ about themselves being lumped with TRUJILLO, PERON, etc. they

<= tight well call back their troops from Santo Domingo and tell

: Washington to go to hell.

vee . g-. He said he was going aherc with his plans
regardless of what the U.S. does about it and reminded A/1l of
Wr. J. C. KING's talk with him (soMOZA) at the airport in
Washington to let him know after the mistineoa attack on the
SIERRA ARANZAZU that Washington would undersiand if SONOZA.
‘decided to kick A/1 and his camps out of Nicaragua. He used

+ this as an example of .an attempt from Washington to dictace

to him which he had ignored, telling A/1 that he was a friend,
_ would continue. to be, and would continue to make his own .
.. @e0igsions regardless of what Washington might want from him.
< B/1 made another strong suggestion that SOMOZA take off his.

-. gndform and start making public. his civic action ideas. in

“~ addition, he again advised him to go peracually to Washington

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"to talx directly with VAUGEN and other Uv.

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the picture cleared up. A/1 said,
with the Norteamericans, it's bette
than against us." SOMOZA agreed, b
brothér, Luis SOMOZA, ahead.

h. The following day, 19 Aug, General SOMOZA’.-
called A/l and said Luis had called hin, reporting he had .
talked to Vaughn in Miami, Said Vaughn had denied talking to
Sydney ROSS or of Passing such infcrmation to the Ambassador
in Panama. Luis said he dropped the subject at that point and
talked about other things. (A/1 believes Luis could be
fabricating as usual or could have botched up the interview if
it did take place.) A/1l again strongly recommended that General

SOMOZA make his own visit to Washington and talk to Vaughn and
others in person. ‘

"4. On 19 Avgust, A/1 interviewed President SCHICK
for. the Tridente (MRR news magazine). He had previously
interviewed General SOMOZA.. The interview reports will be.

Felatively innocuous coverage of some of the major events of

each interview is attached,
4/1 intends to dedicate an issue of Tridente to each country

which has helped the MRR, ©.g. Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, .

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INTERVIEW WITH HIS EXCELENCY THE CHIEF
DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE
ANASTACIO SOVOZA DERAYLE DIVISION ,: FOR
THE TRIDENTE MAGAZINE :

GENERAL, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THE TECHNICAL
CAPACITY OF THE NICARAGUAN NATIONAL GUARD?

DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE NATIONAL GUARD IS DULY

PREPARED TO FIGHT ANY COMMUNIST SUBVERSIVE PLANS IN.
YOUR COUNTRY.

WE. YOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE
COMMUNIST DANGER IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

WE WOULD Lic TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE ROLE
THAT THE ARMY SHOULD PLAY IN THE MODERN DEMOCRATIC
STATES IN LATINAMERICA; oo

ARE YOU SATISFRDWITH THE ROLE THAT YOUR TROOPS HAVE
PLAYED AS INTEGRANT PART OF THE INTERAMERICAN PEAC

FORCE IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. .
GENERAL, WE WOULD LIKE FROM YOU A FEW WORDS. FOR THE
CUBANS VICTIMS OF THE COMMUNIST TYRANY.

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| 0 WHAT DO YOU ATTRIBUTE THE PREPONDERANCE S.0C10-ECONOMIC _

. _WE WOULD LIKE A MESSAGE #R0M You FOR THE CUBAN PEOPLE.

INTERVIEW WITH THE EXCELENCY. THE PRESIDENT OF °
NICARAGUA, DR. RENE SCHICK FOR THE TRIDENTE .
MAGAZINE. —

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MR. PRESIDENT, YOU WHO HAVE BEEN AN EXAMPLE AS A PUBLIC
OFFICIAL, EVEN FOR YOUR PARTY'S OPPOSITION, YOU SHOULD
HAVE IN YOUR GOVERNMENT WORK SOMETHING ELSE WHICH YOU. .
CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE AND WHICH IS THE MOST.
LOVED ONE. WHICH IS YOUR MOST IMPORTANT WORK AND YOUR. .

MOST LOVED ONE?

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DO YOU HAVE FAITH IN THE CENTROAMERICAN COMMON MARKET? ©
WHAT FUTURE DO YOU SEE IN IT?

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WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE DOMINICAN PROBLEM? co : “
WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE VIET NAM PROBLEM? : |
pO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE DANGER OF COMMUNISM IN LATIN .
AMERICA IS DANGEROUS ENOUGH, AS FOR THE GOVERNMENTS | . . .
TO HAVE IT AMONG THEIR PRINCIPAL PREOCCUPATIONS? : :

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WHAT IS YOUR OPINION ON THE WAYS OF FIGHTING COMMUNISM? |

PROSPERITY OF NICARAGUA? IN THESE LAST YEARS?

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FROM 806: =AMBIDDY/2
SUBJECT: Vidal ESPIMAL Herrero, possible CI suspect —

1. Sudject ts a Spaniard who is believed to be.
working now at the ton Carta Vieja factory in Panama City.
Be previously lived in Meragua and vwor:ed for Colonel ,
Miguel RUIZ Herrera (a Costa Rican sometines employed by

‘General Anastasio SOMOZA) asa apecialist in guerrilla

warfare.

2. About late May or ‘early June, ESPINAL vas.
@rinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/l's dele- ;

-, gation in conversation, not. knowing who be was. He claimed |
‘te bere been in Guatemala recentiy where he had worxed with

@ome "good people of the lower clesses" in an attempt to.
overthrow the Guatemalan governgent. Ee quoted at lsngth,.
and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used exampics, also.

_@ccurately, for scwe Fidel CASTRO operations on how to.
‘;@verthrow a government. A/l's man played: the part of a

jogtist sympathizer to elicit fram subjest. ‘Through the —
wens service, the MRR people found ous

thet Col. BUYS H. claimed scbject bad some to hir and

presented hiuceif as a Gi expert saying he was willing to |

work for him in an attempt to aaxe a coup against the govern-

ment. in Costa Rica. In early July, aubject told Col. RUIZ H.
' @hat the Costa Rican cperation was taking too long aad aothiag :
‘much was going on, so he was going to Panama fros where. he. :
Gould be called bacx immediately when they were. ready to: go in
Cesta Rica. Subject had algo been overheard to esy in: Hanagun
that he had a special aigaion to assagsinate a Central American

president °

° Se ai waid the Kiseraauan service believes that
Angeliat's Boatavrant. in Panama City is a source of false.
} for Comumiots, 3/1 leaked at the place on his

. Visit fa Panaza acd fouad it te be in a poor section inhabited

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_ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
yeom =: AMBIDDY/1 ,

BUBIRCT: AMBIDDY/1 meeting with son of Colenel PERALTA of
Guatenala

2. On 24 July 1965, A/l met with the son of Col.

PERALTA, ‘at his request, at the Lido Palace Hotel in Nicaragua.
The mecting was arranged by General MONTIEL, chief of the |

- Bicaraguan security service.

23.Young PFRALTA eaid that his father had no faith in
__ 7.” the Agenoy, and neither did he. They still thinx the Agency
put Luis SIERRA to work with Roberto ALEJOS to overthrow
Col. PERALTA: They are not satisfied with their liaison with
the Agency or with the Sabassy, and aot 2% aii ciear on wast
U.8. policy or wishes are in connection with Guatemala. ‘Col.
PERALTA io willing to do whatever be is able to do, within
feasca, to meet: U.S. expectations, if he only xnows what they -—
'.. @m@, but he is tired of hearing how bad things are without
‘-@onerete and constructive suggestions about how to improve

- %. afl tried to reassure his, telling hin that he
_ @n) knew the Agency people in Guntemnla very well (not true,
“. @f course) and sould guarantees it was. not true that they had

' gupperted ALEJOS or any other coup attempt. 4/1 aleo asked

' Gen. EQUTIEL to try to scothe young PERALTA.

ae 4. A/1 eatd young PERALTA Wis in Managua to attend
| meeting concerning tourism in. Sentral America. —

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SUBJECT; AMAIDDY/1 discussion vith President ORLICR,
Foreign Minister GDULER and other Costa Rican .

officials, late July to mid-August 1965. é

wide. tds ieerdatatbbaltis j on

1. In late July, A/l went to Costa Rica and ast with
President CRLICH, telling him the MRR was cut of business ‘so far
as operations directly against Cuba aro concerned, and no ionger
weeds bases, mone;, or other support for such paramilitary
activities. A/l described the :iaiest MRR program to combat
CASTRO7Communiet efforts in Latin Awerica by engaging in.
Connunity development .and counter-insurgency :ctivities. He
asked only for help in projecting a progressive and constructive
fmage and some basic prestige for the MRR and for himself. To

he reninded President ORLICH that. both of them <new .

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which A/l had tasen the rap, not only was.he not .
guilty. bat had been, in fact, the first one to give the warning
both cases. In return for those past favors, he now wants
» ORLICH to put. him together with Daniel ODUBER (the PLN
date: for president who will aimost certainly be elected)
counteract the bad-mouth put on 4/1 to ODUBER by
Colonel FIGULS, and Teedore "Yo-yo" QUIROZ. A/1.
Proposed to meet CDUBER parscially, and let him mace behis
‘@a mind. Pres. ORLICH called 9DUBER's office, but. he was off
“~ on the coast. ORLICH then sent A/t with Colonel.
Zriend of A/l) to talx with ODUBER's secretary, .
friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary (actually
_ B MBLe Accistant) said sverrbody talis about £/1 but aobedy really
kaows Bim oF very much about bia. Joxs good liberal revoiutiona-
he ia a good aan, othom aay he is 3 5. 0. B. 1
that was the resuon he hac tuion the trouble to come to
» that be would uace his. position clear hinself aad
would be giad to confront any accusers if CDUDER so desired.
The secretary said. they ware conceraed about. the canpaign
‘because the oppostion wr0 uniting aud wan getting plenty of ~—
money from big businessmen. A/l offered to aelp by printing -
tera, .eaftloete, and other campaign aaterini if they needed
¢, free of charge at his “Qual.sy Off-det Printing Shop" in |

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Miani. He also offered to help Pres. ORLICH’s secretary,
Roberto MADRIZ, who may run for Deputy if he can be
convinced to ignore bis enyness and relugtance to sate
political s;:,echesa. : ; ;

2. On 8 and 9 August, A/l vas again in Costa Rica
ané net with ODUBER, this meeting was arranged by Roberto
MADRIKR. ODUARER adaitted that he Knew the Cubans were not —
guilty of the smuggling charges that had been levied against
. thes. He als» appreciated A/i's previous refusnis: to assist
coup plotters and his:.bulp in squeiching their efforts. A/)
said he told ODUBER, “I xncw you have been told I as aS. 0. B.
‘and I want you to see for yourséif what I am and maxe up your

. mind. I know the people who have so described me and would:
line to meet you together with them so you can maxe your own |

_ Ggddgement." A/l said these opening remaris brought on =

 GBUBER's replies about the sauggling and soup reports, = = 0

A/1 saic he gave ODUBER a quick history of the
* wee, what 4t has done, and what it stands for. He told
GRUBER he realized they had not been close before, but he
felt ODUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa. Rica
and therefore the MRR was prepared.to support hin in any way =”
they can, including training, mon dnd equipment. CDUBES. .
asked for a specialist to do some training of his jersonal*
security group, and to furnish some «alxie-talcie radios for
them if possible. A/! assigned Luis ARRIZURIETA Sardinas
(201<298890), a member of the MRR delegation to Costa Rica, = -
- whe fe well-known anc trusted by ODUSER, to full-time duty as
@ eocurity adviser and trainer. A/1l also offerad to derate
ene issue of Tridente, the HRR news magazine, to Costa Rica
with favorable onphasia on ODUBER, and send free copies te
Costa Rice. CODUBER also teox A/} up on his previous offer to
print posters, etc. A/l told him that the ERR people had heard
of a Comaunist. plot to trap ODUBER by waiting to the strategic
@owent and masiag & Widcly publicised declaration that they -
are supportiag him completely. This would split the PLN and might

- Ieee the cleation for ODUBER, thus putting in a weak or reactio~ —

Bary group whos the Comauniste could control or overthvcs.
QDUBER e211 he would expose this. echeme and get the junp on thea
by saying ho. doesn't want or need enything froa the Communists.
afi offered te Selp his with this through Teidents..

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U. 8., dealing directly with other Countries on Costa Rican ©
interests instead of falling in line aleayes with the U.3.
_ and the OAS. A/] mentiosed Pres. ORLICR's offer to reccznize -
&@ Government of Free Cuba if A/t could manage: to seize and
hold a piece of Cuba ard declare s

uch &@ rovernment. ODUBER
agreed to bonor the agreement, without Gommitting troops,
it

through his good offices in foreign affairs. Be agreed to
exert moral presaure on the U.S. in behalf of such an under-
. taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable presse and
public attitude toward him in the U.e. : ;

‘3. In A/l's opinion, ODUBER te not a Communist
by any stretch of the imagination,-so0r will be be.
edition of "Pepe" FIGUERES, If he a

many probiens for the U.S. in contrast to. the eany-going
relationship with "Chico" CRLICH, QDUBER's personal circle
includes a strong group of violently ant(er3_ Secple. Cue
of then, according to 4/1's delegation da San Jose, ie (Zn)
SUNIGA, a government official who in the Costa Rican in.
Gharge cf Alliance for Progress mattera.”

to. say that 12 ODUBER wnes president, na ¢
would be cent to. Santo nor
‘. @AS decisions forced by the U.8.

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MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD r
FROM =: AMBIDDY/1
SUBJECT: Vidal ESPINAL Herrero, possible CI suspect .
1. Subject is a Spaniard who is believed to ve . t

working now at the Ron Carta Vieja factory in Panam: City.
He previously lived in Managua and worked for Colonel
Miguel RUIZ Herrera. (a Costa Rican sometimes employed by
General Anastasio SOMOZA) as a specialist in guerrilla
warfare.

: 2. About late May or early June, ESPINAL was
@rinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/1's dele-
gation in conversation, not knowing who he was. He claimed

to have been in Guatemala recently where he had worked with .
Some “goou people of the lower classes" in an attempt to
overthrow the Guatemalan government. He quoted at length,

and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used examples, also
accurately, for some Fidel CASTRO operations on how to
overthrow a government. A/l1's man played the part of a
ieftint sympathizer to elicit from subject. ‘Through the ©
Nicarzguan security service, the MRR people found out

that Col. RUIZ H. claimed subject had come to him and :
Presented himself as a GW expert saying he was willing to
work for him in an attempt to make a coup against the govern-
ment in Costa Rica. In early July, subject told Col. RUIZ H.
that the Costa Rican operation was taking too long and nothing
much was going on, so he was going to Panama from where he
could be called back immediately when they were ready to go in
Costa Rica. Subject had also been overheard to say in Managua
that he had a special mission to assassinate a Central American
president.

SmeReRCRTRNENNRAAND Mask. VOPR ELON AnD SWORN Sistema Aenea tae nt

“ '*" "9. A/1 said the Nicaraguan service believes that
Angelini's Restaurant in Panama City is a source of false
paseporta for Communists. A/1 locked at the place on his
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4. A/i said he reported the above information
to Major ARAUZ, Chief of the Presidential Guard in Panama — .
City. He was unable to see President ROBLES, who was away

_in the interior. ; ; :
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_ Guatemala

_ 1. On 24 July 1965, A/1 met with the son of Col.
‘PERALTA, at his request, at the Lido Palace Hotel in Nicaragua.
. The meeting was arranged by General MONTIEL, chief of the
Micaraguan security service,

2.Young PERALTA said that his father had no faith in tos.
the Agency, and neither did h*. They still think the Agency ’

put Luis SIERRA to work with Roberto ALEJOS to overthrow

Col. PERALTA. They are not satisfied with their liaison with .
. ‘the Agency or with the Embassy, and not at all clear on what

‘U.S. policy or wishes are in connection with Guatemala. Col.

: PERALTA is willing to do whatever he is able to do, within :
reason ; to meet U.S. expectations, if he only knows what they
“are, but he is tired of hearing how bad things are without’

crete and constructive suggestions about how to improve

3. A/1 tried to reassure him, telling him that he.

ce fhnaemnipemnerenib ones reesei ans atnetaomemet

f course) and could guarantee it was not true that they. had
‘supported ALEJOS or any other coup attempt. A/1 also asked -
Gen. MONTIEL to. try to’soothe young. PERALTA |:

meen er

‘4. A/1 said young PERALTA was in Managua to attend

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

FROM 0: AMBIDDY/1

SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussion with President ORLICH,
. Foreign Minister ODUBER and other Costa Rican
officials, late July to mid-August 1965.

; - 2. Im late July, A/1 went to Costa Rica and met with
President ORLICH, telling him the MRR was out of business 50 far
. a8 operations directly against Cuba are concerned, and no longer
“«‘geeds bases, money, or other support for such paramilitary

vactivities. A/1l described the latest MRR program to. combat
CaS':RO/Communist efforts in Latin America by engaging in .
- community development and counter-insurgency activities.. He -

_asked only for help in projecting a progressive” and constructive
image and some basic prestige for the MRR and for himself. To
that end, he reminded President ORLICH that. both of them knew..
Jfull well that in the whiekey smuggling Scandals ‘and coup . —_
attempts for which A/1 had taken the rap, not only was he not.
guilty, but had been, in fact, the first one to give the warning
in both cases. In return for those past favors, he now wants - ~
Pres, ORLICH to put him together with Daniel ODUBER (the PLN |
candidate for president who will almost certainly be elected)
in order to counteract the pad-mouth put on A/1 to ODUBER by~ -
Manolo RAY, Colonel FIGULS, and. Teodore, "Yo-yo" QUIROZ. _ Asi
proposed to meet ODUSER personally, and let him make up. his’”
ows mind. Pres. ORLICH called ODUBER's office, but he was off
politicking on the coast. ORLICH then sent A/1 with Colonel.
LIPPA (a good friend of A/1) to talk with ODUBER's secretary,
ho also is a good friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary factually
‘male assistant) said everybody talks about A/} but nobody really
knows him or very much about him. Some good liberal revolutiona-
‘pies say he is a good man, other say he is aS. 0. B. A/1
replied that was the reason he had taken the trevble to come to
gee ODUBER, that he would make his position. clear himself and
would be glad te confront any accusers. 4f CUUBER so desired.
Te secretary said they were concerned about the gampaign -
because the oppostion was uniting and was getting plenty of
money from big businessmen. A/1 offered to help by printing

ters, leaflets, and other campaign material if they needed

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2. On 8 and 9 August, A/1 was again in Costa Rica -
and met with ODUBER, this meeting was arranged by «oberto..- . . -
WADRIZ.. ODUBER admitted that he knew the Cubans were not cis
guilty of the smuggling charges that had been levied against |
thea. He also appreciated A/1's. previous refusals to assist
“soup plotters and his help in squelching theiz effcrta.- A/1
- paid he told ODUBER, “I know you have been told I am a 3.0. B.
" and I want you to see for yourself what I am and make up your
mind. I know the people who have So described me and. would ;
Jike to meet you together with them so you can make your own poo
“gudgement." A/1 said these opening remarks brought on .
QDUBER's replies about the smuggling and coup ‘reports.

soo ‘A/1 said-he. gave ODUBER a quick history of the a
_ MRR, what it has done, and what it stands for. He told: °° *
-.QQUBER he realized they had not been close before, but-he -—

‘“~ elt CDUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa Rica’.
and therefore the MRR was. prepared to support him in any way
they can, including training, men and equipment. a
asked for a specialist to do some training of his personal...
security group, and to furnish some walkie-talkie radios. for © -
them if possible. A/l.assigned Luis ARRIZURIETA Sardinas. -
€201.-398890) , a member of the MRR. delegation to Costa Rica,
“who is well-known and. trusted by ODUBER, to full-time duty as.
security adviser and trainer. A/1 also offered to donate. ..-
ne issue of Tridente,. the MRR news magazine, to Cesta. Bica -
ith favorable emphasis oa ODUBER, and send free copies tc..
Costa Rica. ODUBER also took A/1l up on his previous offer to
“print posters, etc. A/l told him that the MRR people had heard
of a Communist plot. tc “rap ODUBER by waiting to the strategic —
- goment and making & wiaely publicised declaracion that they :

- gre supporting hire completely. This would split the PL and might —
_ lose the election for UNUBER, thus putting in 2 weak or reactio~
“- gary group whom the Communists could eentrol or overthrow.

_Q@DUBER said he would expose this scheme and get the jump on them
_’ by saying he doesn't want or need anything from the Communiate .

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Roberto MADRIZ, who may run for Deputy if he can be. . iG
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U. 8., dealing directly with other countries on Costa Rican
interests insteag of falling in line always with the U.S.
and the OAS. A/1l mentioned Pres. ORLICH's offer to recognize .

| a Government of Free Cuba if A/l could manage to seize and
hold a piece of Cuba anc declare such a government. ODUBER
agreed to honor the agreement, without committing troops,
but through his good offices in foreign affairs. He agreed to
exert moral pressure on the U.S. in behalf of such an under~

} taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable press and

| ‘public attitude toward hia in the U.S.

3. In A/1‘'s opinion, ODUBER is not a Communist :
by any stretch of the imagination, nor will he be:a ‘later:
edition of "Pepe" FIGVERES. If he does take over, there will:
, be many problems for the U.S. in contrast to the. easy-going
-""" ‘pelatienship with "Chico" ORLICH. ODUBER's personal circle
~..  @neludes a strong group of violently anti-U.S. people. One |
oJ... Of them, according to A/l's delegation in San Jose, is (fnu)
oo ZUNIGA, a government official who is the Costa Rican in . ;
charge of Alliance for Progress matters, He has been heard
‘to say that if ODUBER were president, no Costa Rican troops
would be sent to Santo Domingo nor would Costa Rica. support
@AS decisions forced by the U.S. : :

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2. ACCORDING TO A MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM HAVANA, CUBA, ON
2 JULY 1964, THE PARENTS OF MANUEL ARTIME BUESA, LEADER OF THE
~ MOVIMIENTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIO (MRR, MOVEMENT FOR

; .- _BEVOLUTIONARY RECOVERY), ARE IN SERIOUS DANGER, AND IF THE

FATHER IS ARRESTED, HE WILL PROBABLY BE SHOT, (SPANISH SFRVICE
COMMENT: THE INFORMANT SAID THAT THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE THEM”

WOULD BE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF URUGUAY TO ORDER ITS CHARGE
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

GUBJECT: Telephone Converzition between AMBIDBY-1 and
a Martin Ferrer .

4. I was called at home by the security officer and
daformed that AMBIDDY-1 wished to speak to me. When I .
Yeturned A-l's call he mentioned thas he would be leaving .
for Costa Rica on i July, AMJAVA-4 would be vemalning in
Miami for four or five days to get the new reorganization
under way. A-l asked if we could intercede with INS ‘in
facilitating the departure of four or five of his men. who
Wish to leave for the camps, A-1l was inforned that ve
would be unable to take any action until the names have —
been submitted to us, . :

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' 2. Awl asked that we assist in obtaining a visa for.
Inocencio ALONSO Ramirez who will be sent to Mexico. Alonso
‘will replace Pineda in the job that he was originally :
‘gOing to do, A-1 would prefer that Alonso have no contacts —
, With any other Cuban exile organization while in Mexico,

$8. Al stated that some of the MRR secretariats would

need at. least one or two weeks to wind up their affairs

>. 47 Miami, A~1 was advised thét we realize the dismantling

.O£ GRR in Miami could not be done over night. “iwever, any
procrastination would be viewed as an act of bad faith,

4, I informed A~1 that the ADELAIDA is being insured
for $14,000 per annum. A letter of confirmation from the
- Consejo would be sent shortly,

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stressed that be would like to meet Mr, Archer in August

to report on the reorganization and improvements of his : : ’
movencnt, , ;

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6, Awl asked when he could meet with Carl in Latin. .
America. I again reminded him that any time he wishes to | i ca
meet with any of the Headquarters personne] he needs only . :

to send us a message.
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wra t Deputy Caief, WH (Special Affairs) .

SunsacT 8 AMWORLD--Preposed Meeting between
Categ, Wi anc. ANBIDOT-1 in August 64

en oe Se expressed a desire to nest
/ Wak Cafeg, Vestern Hemisphere Division after the
. Weide in August 64. |

| @, We have replied vid AMJAVA-4 that Chief, WH
“WALL be glad te moct with AMBIDDY-1 at that tine,

7 8, We intend to hold on to the Maryland safe~
house until aftor the meeting has teken places.
Preferably AMDIUDY-1 should be routed via San,
Suerto Rico, to Baltimore Friendship Airport whence
he would be picked up at a nearby motel and taken

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MSNORANDUM FOR: Chief, Vestern Kemiephere Divisios
VIA 8 Beputy Chief, "H (Special affairs)

SUBJECT 8. ANWORLD..AMBIDDY-1, Persosality and

1. Has ANBIDOY-1, who is the linchpin of AMWORLD, _—
sequitted himself well so far and by and large lived up to
a4 ee The answer to this question is a quali-

“yes. :

. @ Bot having been selected by Cla as the man nest
iikely to rally the beat elexents cf the Cuban cxile

@uumenity round his cause, AMBIDDY-1's disappointing showing

a8 & solitical figure should come as no shock to anyone...

. . @e SMBIDDY..1 vever clained that remnants of his nove-
| Went. duside Cuba were active or could be directed from abroad.

*. 4. AMBIBDY-1's ability to enlist aad organize scac:
goed activists bas been successfully put to the test. Gives
the oxtent of American holp (and cur methodical barasaent
ef competing actioa groups), to have accomplished less would

_. Wave been dizzicult to excuse.

: femme in ths orucisie |
ef efedent conspiracy against Batista, 4serican exile, the ~
Bay of Pige fiasco, two years impricanment under sentence of
Geata and, since duly 1863, hendahip cf en unconventional
warfare mochanian supported by the United States. He is a .
man of many engaging troita: Sincerity of demeancr, sceming
ability to place events im a broader context of history,
twady wit and self-depreciation, cazatiy based on shrewd
@valuation of hig interlocutors, to mention a few. Subjected

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.. eomapiratorial terns. His world is peopled with deacons acd

‘ gelf and hie organisation are interpreted by him in those

' gtudent of human behavior. Applying as a gauge his choies |

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to stress or suffering misfortune, some of the obverse traits
begin to show: Uncontrolleble wutbursts of fury, inpulsive
reactions, Bb Vindictiveness and self-pity (none of

which have observed by us firsthand). ; ;

6. Inbued with a somewhat shallow philosophy, AMBIDOT-1...
fs prone to tailor ideas to what he strives to accomplish at
aay given moment and to the impression he desires to leave with —
Bis opposites. Since he rightly views his relationship with
tne snericans as crucial toward the achievexent of main goal,
vis., to overthrow and succeed Castro, his pronouncianentos |
paually hew close to what be conceives to ropreseat the asia
Zanes of american thought. .

9. AMBIDDY-1's personality feeds on adulation and sur-
face manifestations of loyalty, despite the fact that he
Clains to view loyalty to his person as ephemeral and as
wader continuing. threat of subversion, especially by his
americas sliies. To the exteat possible, ve have attenpted
¢o assuage bis preoccupations on that score.

palysis, aMBIDOT-1 truste only himself

@. tn the final analys
and views cven his closest asacciates as mere pawns whose
relative velve fluctuates as the chees game progressed.

@. Endowed with an inquisitive and retestive mind,
AMBIDOT.1 has a remarkable knowledge of facts which in eny
@iecussion ho ebly marahals and articulates.

10. AMBIDUY-1's views of things American is. conditioned

his quest for a key position in the struggle to overthrow
. Hence, any advice is selectively accepted or (usually
eacitly) rejected, dependiag on whether it serves to otrongthen
ghat position. There is, of course, nothing reprehanzinle —
about this. — _
41. AMBIDDY-1 relates to his <.vironment im essentir ily

gaints, the latter frequently zpitomized by Cla, the forner
by the Department of State. Ali se “sicaa wOVes toward his -

12. AMBIDDY-1 probably fancies himself ac an adopt

_@f jntimates and bedeates, he appears te be ecapabie of
ecemitting appalling blunders in his judgenents of human

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13. aBBIDOYT.1 has pormitted hinsel! to yet ensred in a :
wet finely apua by a equad of hardened vetersus of Havana’s © : ’
halfworld. ‘Yhis can be analyzed as manifestation of rank — j
immaturity. More difficult to explain is taal adsiiai~i bas.
relinquished contro] over this affair to an esient wbere: it
pow threateas hia life's work. Ia ANBIDDY-1's PRQ II ve
predicted, more boldly than wisely, that he would not get
caught up in female entanglements. While we did not under.
rate the power of sex, we probably overrated AHBIDOY.1'gs
character and motivation. —

14. Im a project which may have vast consequence as
the security of the United States (traascending by:

far ite iotrinasic value as an unconventional warfare :
fastrunent) wo, of course, hate to take into consideratioca
the possibility that AMBIDDY.1 could be working for the ;
other side--either now or later. We view this pomeibility |
as most unlikely, yet feel somewhat remise in not having

much attention to what transpired between the landing. ~
at Playa Giron and the Rose Bowl ceremony. There has been
geome talk about his having undergoae marked personality .
ebanges during that period in his life, but we sctually de:
aet know whether and, if so, to what extent hispsyche .
waffered damage. . Do

38. AMBIDDY-1's aged parents live in Cuba. He pro- -
feases intense filial devotion toward his mother. Thus,
Gsstro has in hin power two valuable hostages. We havehad.

rank talks. with AMBIDDY-1 about this subject and he
not anmindful of the purpose to which ~
be put. We have received no indications
have as yet been brought to bear upon ANBIDDY-1,
any concrete reason for believing that such —
would be ef auch avail.

a 16. AMBIDDT-1's intense love of country strikes ne .
|. @&@ enfoigned. In the light of his resistance record and
; feats of pt<eonal sacrifice, we dovlt thether he could
- @emeciously bring himself to harming Cuba. His hatred of
“Gastro atems in the main from the latter's betrayal of the:
-"" gepglutioa. ADIDDY-1 frequentiy mentions Cuba's subvervience = —
-.  — ¢@ the USER as tho darkest betrayal of «11, but also voices
‘---. @meeptien te ether asssots of Castro's tyrany.

17. Can we take ANBIDUT-1'n professions of faith in
@encoratic principles and the Constitution of 1540 at face:
walue? 2% subsit that we not dc ao as long as we are Unable


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to fathom the bedrock of his political convicticas. I as
reluctant to accept Sis writings and the program of the MEE
as a valid base for judgement in this regard. in the final
epalyato, it nay turn out that what animates ANBIDOT-) in bie
anvavering opposition to Castro is the fact that as leag anh
Castro is “in” AMBIDDT-1 1s likely to reacia “out. ~ That,
(Sor purposes of justifying our suppert to hin, may suffice.

16. Our methods of Bandiing AMBIDOY.1 will have to .
Semaicn circumecribed by the imperatives of autonosy. He
Cannut *¢ tre:ted as a controlled agent without making a
mockery of autonony. °

18. One of the benefits we have reaped from autoacny .
is that the American position vis-a-vis AMWORLD and particularly.
the vlenents of self-interest which animate us 1m supporting .
this project can be clearly spelled out without necessarily
Jecpardising the project. :

: 20. AMNBIDUT-1's nanifest dependency upon American
@eodwill, while an element of latent control and as euch
Fecognized by ANBIDOY-i, ought sot be Ecst in ths farefreat
ef our dealings with him inagmusch ag it injects another.
element of instability which forces ANBIDDY.1 to worry about
Bis rear wheresa he cught be concentrating on his front.
Yoo frequent harping ca the consequences of American dis.
pleasure cannct sorve to forward our project. .

: $1. AMBIDDY.1 hea been known to make quite a fewsh

_ @f Aig reseatment at <iéceptive promises and broken ccamite.
Bente. Gur record ia this respect, while not unblexiehed, .

ie fairly good. Yo can see no merit in practicing decepzien mL

and much to cesmend enndor in dealings with him. ANMBIDDY.1's. *

~ @WA recerd of living wp to commitments is somewhat marred by

“ Bis shorteaaiage as an organiser and edninistrator. There

~ Rave been uo instances of denonstrable bad faith. Hovever,

g@cening indications of assent on hie part are frequently
. Beant hy Piensa BO more thar thet he scxuprebecds That Ras
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we should efrive to relieve him of all precceupation with
the vagaries of United States foreign policy and to die.
@ouragy statiie demonslogical speculation. —

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AYWORLD Meeting in Panacea, 10 July 1966
SUBJECT: Photographs of Adelaida Padros y Cres

The subject of photographs' of AMBIDUT-1's nistrese
was not raised by him at this meeting. He «ade no

I 62d get the impression on no basis in particular that
be was not concerned about the problems of Adelaida ard
apparentiy she is settied in Managua and nct causing
aay probless at the moment. As the subject was not
- @hecussed, however, I would like to state that as a.
sebulous perecasl] opinion, not as a reporting of fx>%.

veference to Adelaida, and I did not bring up the aubject. - ~

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ACTION RELARED - REFERENCES
Action Required: FYI

Reference , : UvGW-3963, 29 June 1964

i. WAVE has determined that IDEN presently resides at : . tr
881 N.E. @lst Street, Miami. The house she lives in.has a . :
“Por Sale" sign on it by a real estate broker named Henry
Chamberlain whose office is located at 7768 Biscayne Blvd.

2. WAVE has checked the public records pertaining to : ~
the above property and the following information was obtained: — ; i .

Aa. “The property is reported being located at
881 N.E. 7ist Street, Lot 124, Washington: Place, Plot
Book 20, Page 54. The house was built in 194. and :
purchased on 4 May 1951 by Miriam C. Humes for $19,000.
Miss Humes married John C. McCarthy on 4 October 1961.
The couple got a mortgage from First Federal Bank, Miami,
for $12,400, at which time the house was appraised for
$18,475. McCarthy died on 15 August 1962, and the title
de now in the name of Miriam C. McCarthy. She has ap~
proximately $6,000-$7,000.in equity. Present mortgage
is $11,495.57, and she pays $87.00 per month."

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3. WAVE was unable to obtain any information regarding
AMBIDDY-1's interest, if any, in the property. It is possi-
ble that he intends to purchase some other property. WAVE
will continue to check all leads regarding houses in Miami of
dnterost to AMBIDDY-1 and will inform Headquarters of the results.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBIMCT: Reported Marriage of AMBIDDY-1

SAMBORA has received conflicting reports concerning
| Qe pomsibility that AMBIDUY-1 has married Adelaida

_- PABROM, One of the reports stated that AMBIDDY-1
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| AMWORLD Meeting in Houston, 31 July .
GUBJECT: Status of ANBIDDY-1's Parents

AMJAVA-4 stated that heind received in Miant a
letter fren the Spanieh Consul in Cuba that AMBIDDY-1's
parents had pianned to come out of Cuba before the Pilon
‘paid, Afterwards they felt that it would be too dangerous
and had stayed in piace. Now orders are out to find then.
and to pick them up. The Spanish want thea to take refuge
im the lexican Exbassy at the earliest moment. The Spanish
eay that they can arrange to deliver the aged couple to :
the Hoxican Enbassy. The question is, can we at HQS check
with the Mexican Government to try to arrange that they —
L pegirted te receive ami afford safe travel to HNezico
: AEDIDDY-1"s parenta. I agreed to investigate but gave
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GUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between ANJAVA-¢ :
and Martin Ferrer ub

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DATE 6s) 31 July 1064, 1900 hours

1. AMJAVA-4 complained that the regular budget funds
for August had not arrived at their bank and inquired an to
the reason for the delay. Martin stated he would check into
‘¢bhe matter ard Carl would have the explamation at their =~
meeting tonight. In the meantime, A-4 will ask AMNWORLD-3 .
for a lean. A-4 also asked for an itemized account. of the |
Goposite otill veuaining in Bank Acoouat II.

a. A-4 oleiwed he spoke to lr. Sum recently ‘concerning
the exit of AMWORLD personnel] from Miami. According to « 4.
&t is presently inpossibie for their people to leave.

ne A-4 asked that we obtain radio cryptogra c pads
qtace Saetz supply te running short. pas

 @. &-4 stated. that ADELAIDA is being: repaired at their. .

* pase and, in his opinion, the ship will be able to curry out .
- @perations in the early part of august. A-4 suggested that
|. fii. Mitsbedl go to the base and talk to Francisco NIX Horales
* . @he is handling: the repaira an.the ADELAIDA. A-4 felt that
these are only texperary repaire sid the ADEIAIDA will have
te go into drydock. A-4 believes that . meeting of the minds |
between Mitchell and Hin would be beneficial on how to best .
keep the ADZELAIDA operational. Tue undersigned stated bo did |
got know ix this. would be posasibie fo: wecurity reagonm and
_ the results would be passed through Cari.

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that this would not serve « useful purpose and might de
eounter-productive. The relations with Mexico are ;
otrained at present because of their adverse vote in the
OMB meeting and my people could see ne way in which they
eould intercede without directly indicating an official
U. B. Govornient? taterest in AUBIDDY-1 himself. He

agreed that this was probably the situation, He asked cnly
’ £2 4m uy epinion we micht be able to assist in expediting
_ their entry into the United States an refugees cecking asylua
-,, (2 eane they were able to make their way to Mexico. I
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' SUBJECT: Dr. Manue) ARTIME Buesa
DATE : 15 July 1964

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A few days ago I was able to read a report on the activities  .  . ,
in large scale of Dr. Manuel ARTIME Buesa, and the beginning of his : -
intimate relations with his present mistress. ; :

Of this report I can mention the most outatanding passages as
I had to memorize then, - . _

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"Dr, Manuel ARTIME Buesa takes his first steps in the public Be
life as Political Sargent of the 'Partido del Pueblo Libro' (Party Be ;
*.,; Of the Pree People) whose leader at-that--time was: Dr. Carlos oa
MARQUEZ Sterling. . . ;

Later he directed his activities in the fight against General
BATISTA, going in the Sierra Maestra where he was apointed Lieu-
tenant by Major Humberto SORI-MARIN. .

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“ He was appointed Lieutenant because of his friendship with
Major SORI-MARIN, because he was catholic, and because of the lack
‘of trained persons in the Sierra Macstra. :
- There are more news on Dr.. Manuel ARTi#E Buesa when he — .
: pablished the open letter in the newspaper "Avance" denouncing
. the Castro Regime... The letter was puoliat:2 after he left Cuba,
while in Exilo in Maxicc. ce : . : :

~ Jn answering, the CASTRO Regime accuses him of having stolen -
funds from the Cooperative of which he had charge, This waa
'. gertified by his friend Major Humberto SORI-MARIN.

When he arrives in the USA, that is in Miami, Florida, he is
guest of Mr. Ricardo LORIE and Mr. Michael YABOR. .

: An argument begins within the MAR, in which there are two
sides, cna includes Ricardo LORIE and Michaei YABOR, and the.

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other Dr. Manue] ARTIME Buesa and Mise Pepita Ricra.

‘Thie argument. becomes stronger because of the appointment of
the MRR Delegate to the Democratic Revolutionary Front. ‘

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: Dr, Manuel ARTIME Buesa aspires with all his strength and)
intrigues to this position. _ :

; He seeks the help of Mr. “Macko” BAQUER, who is said to
belong to the CIA and who at the same time supports the FRD (DRF).

He holds a meeting with Mr. SANJENIS in the Cafeteria Dough-

Nuts, at 8 and 33 Ave., SW. . . .
Later, at a luncheon at the home of Mr. SANJENIS, in. Fort

Lauderdalc, he obtains the support of Manuel VILLAFANA, Pepita

RIERA, SANJENIS, and ur. PAULA, who agree to help him in his plang —

Nevertheless, he continues to look for support and tries with .

the BATISTA sector, maintaining reunions with MUJAL, Chile MENDOZA
and Engineer BADIA. . : _

The plana of the Council are being completed as far as the

eanpa in Guatemala, etc., and in order to get the control on the

. eivil and military sections, due to his excessive ambitions, he
tries and obtains the support of the following persons: | Col.

' ASCO, Dr. SARDINAS, Col. Orlando PIEDRA, Miguel SUAREZ Fernande,
Caho HERMIDA, Laureano BATISTA Falla. and Hr. Juan MESA, who is
gaid to be a CIA representative. It is common understanding that

_ this gentleman has helped him quite a bit. : .

-" "ye aaso receives the help of the Catholic Front through
Father GONZALF?. Posada and Father LLORENTE, who refused it at @
beginning. : ;

. Wath 222 this in hie hands, he obtains the control of the

-. posts in Guatemala, such as the brothers San Roman, -‘SUETRAS,
* Bneido OLIVA, Andrew Jr., Manuel VILLATANA and Carol.

After the disaster of the Bay oi Pigs and the return. to Miami,
he continues with his activities, taking active part in the Orange
Bowl act, where President John F. KENPEDY ia presented with the
‘ “gaise't banner of the Brigade 2506.

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Pigs, but came from Guatemala, brought by MORO-MOLINET and which
-bears his signature on one corner. ; ;

‘The Government of the USA was advised that they would: make
&@ political play with this banner, so it is returned to Fort
Bernnet, and is later destroyed by true revolutionaries. ;

: Dr. Manue] ARTIME Buesa has had contact with the BIRCH Society,
group of crazy Naz. who is an infiltree of the Communists.

There are reports that his father has been a communist for

_ years in a department of Las Villas Province.

Beginning of his relations with his present mistress and date. on
several figures forming his group. ‘ . ,

A certain morning Dr. Manuel ARTIME Buesa visits the Restaur- ~

ant. Rancho Luna, at 8 and 9 Ave., SW, accompanied by his chauffeur,
_ BASULTO. ; -

. Casually or prearranged, he meets Mr. Edgar SOPO Granda, -
friend of Dr. ARTIME and member of the Brigade 2506. (This young
man is the son of a Navy officer under BATISTA, who couuitted
guicide in La Cabana at the beginning of the Revolution.)

_ “" gopa Granda was in the company of his close friend Aida PEREZ
Pozo, who in turn was in the company of her "intimate" friends
Juana MANUELA and Adelaida PADRON, ‘ we

- At this meeting Dr. ARTIME and Adelaida PADRON liked each
other, and the great idyl is born. =

> pp, ARTIME set up a house for Mra. Adelaida PADRON on 71 NE

a) Ave., where she lives with her two smaller children by her first

marriage to Major Roger ROJAS Lavernia. It is rumored in the
eireles chose te this couple that Dr, ARTINE will soon marry this.

' woman.

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They began to visit the MRR offices, and several of its
wenbers complained because of their lack of morals.

Nevertheless, Mrs. Aida PEREZ Pozo was assigned in the
Intelligence department of the MRR with a salary of $100.00 per
month. It is rumored this was because of her close friendship
with Adelaida PADRON and ARTIME,

Adelaida PADRON:

Of humble family, she is known as servant of Mrs. Maria Luisa
GOMEZ-MENA, famous lesbian of the high society of Cuba...

She is.her favorite servant and takes her along in her trips
to Europe, having great regards for her.

At the time that Adelaida PADRON was working for Mra, Ma. -
Luisa GOMEZ-MENA, the chauffeur of the latter was a brother of
the well known lesbian, Mrs. Luica CANO, better known by the
nickname of “La Campeona" (The Champion).

This is the reason for the great friendship between Adeiaiea |
PADRON and Lucia CANO - "La Campeona".

" adelaiaa PADRON is algv a close friend of Flor de Lotto.
LARRUA and Toni LAVERNIA, fumous artists in Cuba.

Adelaide PADRON has arrived to her corruption. She boasts
te contacts with leading women of the Cuban

While she was still married to Major Roger ROJAS, she gave
@ party at her house at 445 NE & 30 Ave., Miami, where omong the

approximately thirty persons who assisted, there were. about fifteen

lesbians and about five homosexuals. There is a picture of this
party in the "Revista Faranduia", | published about one sud & half.

years ago.

’ General Fulgencio BATISTA was the witness at the wedding of

= then Lieutenant Roger ROJAS Lavernia and "Miss" Adelaida PADRON.

. This wedding took place with grest roar in the Night-Club .
’ Tropicana, of Havana, Cuba.

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sons is of the General. .

Later Adelaida PADRON gets the divorce and paintains intimate

Mr. Pedrito SUAREZ was a candidate for Mayor of Maricnao and
is a close friend of Dr. Rolando MASFERRER, ;

At present Mr. SUAREZ has intimate relations with & woman.
maned YOLANDA. : .

Mr. SUAREZ requested that Adelaida PADRON return a Chevrolet
Belair, 1953, to him, since he bought it, but she does not return
it because she says that "it is in her name and it is hers", :

Mr. SUAREZ at. this time has a business of fruit seeds: in
Homestead, Florida. cae, . :

Mr. Roger ROJAS Lavernia:
Of rich family, son of Mr. Pedro ROJAS Bermudez, Chamber

 Fepresentative for the Liberal Party in the Oriente Province, Cuba,

for several terms. Owner of sugar. cane farms and live stock:
ranches. Roger ROJAS Lavernia entered the Cadet School, graduating
@ sub-officer, He served in several squadrons of the Rural Guard
and because of his close friendship with General BATISTA, in 1957

— he vas sent to the USA (Washington) ‘to take an intelligence course,

in-order to create the BRAC (Buro de Repression de Actividade

- Comunistos - Bureau of Repression of Communist Activities)- "Cuerpc

de rayon tigaciones Anticommunistas" (Anti-Communist Investigation |

After working for a while in the BRAC, he was promoted to

' Major, Chief of this corps,

It 4s said that this promotion was due to the relations of |

“"” Adelaida PADRON with Genera? BATISTA.

At the present time Mr. Roger ROJAS Lavernia resides at 445

” MW 30 Ave., is owner of a boarding house, but ke is going to
“dispose of it this month. : mo, :

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Adelaida PADRON ‘s sister.

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Aida PEREZ Pozo and Juana WANUELA entered the USA through the
Mexican border, crossing the Rio Bravo,

They are lesbians and it is said that Juana Manuela is the
"husband" in this couple,

. Juana MANUELA is the daughter of a District Attorney of’
las Villas, who has lately run into trouble with the Miami Police.

Because of their obscure positions here, it is believed that
they are infiltrees of the G-2.

At the present time Aida PEREZ Pozo resides with her sister,
: Bigdalia PEREZ Pozo, at 1432 NW 16 St., Apt. 1, Miami, Florida.

Migdalia PEREZ Pozo is married to Mr. Bonkers SANCHEZ, who
is a revolutionary, working at this time for .

. Lucia CANO “La Campeona"™: : :
 Eucta CANO, known by the nickname of "La Campeona”, ig a
. ‘lesbian, famous in this milieu.

The brother of this "lady" is the chauffeur of Mra. Maria
Luisa GOMZ2-MENA; he is known to Se a communit; he even made trips
to Russia and Czechoslovakia.

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; ’ fhe husband of Lucia CANO is Jose SEBLEDO, known as "El |

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Dr. Pedro RAMOS resides at 213 XW 50 St., Miami, Florida.

Victoria PADRON: ;

She is the sister of Adelaida PADRON, She is tied in this |
matter because whe introduced and directs all of her sister's ;
activities, ; os

Victoria PADRON is married to an Italian-American whose name
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married, ex-chief of the Military G-1 in the era of General i

According to what Aida PEREZ Pozo informed to Mr. Manolin
GARCIA, when the counter-revolution will succeed, Mr. Raul CRANDA
v Occupy his post because it is a family affair through ARTIHE,°
Adelaida, etc. u

NOTE: In all this love intrigue around Dr. Manvel ARTIME Buesa,.
there could be the influence of two factors: either the infiltra-
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AMBIDDY/1 activities, Most are fragmentary and based on stories
which someone has heard about town but invariably cannot be
traced to exact sources, Some of these reports are ag follows:

®, AMRAZZ/1. The departure of AMBIDDY/1 and his .
group from the WAVE area was duc to pressure from ODACID.,
This action was the result of the Publicity generated by ,
AMWORLD after their successrul operation, The departure
did not signify a loss of aid to AMWORLD from ODYOKE. The |
-@xit of AMYUM/19 from AMWORLD was due to his dissatisfaction

; is a spokesman in this regard for the AGRUPACION CATOLICA,

: AMBIDDY/1 is accused of leading a licen ous: e for some
time; having a mistress who was formerly a mistress.of | a
Batista; and buying a house and presenting it to this woman.
It is also reported that he will marry this woman soon,

b. AMRAZZ/1. Carlos MONTANER advised that AMBIDDY/1
- has almost run out of funds and that his group will soon be
liguidated. ;

c. AMSHADY/1. The talk around town is that AMBIDDY/1
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ANCORID Meeting itn New York, 6 October 1964.
SUBJECT: AMVORID Contingency Plans

1, AMJAVA-4 said that AMBIDDY-1 was very enthusiastic
about the ANEIJEIRAS operation and felt this was the real
key to success of our program to overthrow the Castro
Fegine. Ho is prepared to concentrate on this operation
completely fcr the inmodiate future,

8 I asked 4-4 if they had done any planning on the
Desia that the AMEIJEIRAS operation might not pan out. -
Me asked me directly whether. a decision had been mads to. —
eoatinuse or to cut off support to AMWORLD, [ told him .
ttat a decision had not beeon mado but that my Headquarters
wae very interested in the outcome of the AMEBIJEIRAS
operation on which he was working. He recognized tho.

of this operation and stated that he and 4-1
bad conjectured that future support to AMWORLD might be -
ecentingent on success or failure of their handling of .
that case. I did not confirm or deny thia point but told ~
Rim that the organization would surely be happy if they
were able to handle it with success,

3. A-4 then explained that he and A-1 had spent
considerable time discussing the future of their program
and their prospects vis a vis the Agency. He said.
that in their opinion one of two things would happen}
@ither the AVEIJBIRAS operation would pay off in which
e@are they would be able to continue to operate with Agency

. Sappert but witha a diversion of major objectives or tie

Operation would peter out, in which case they would have
te consider what to do without Agency support. He said
that A-1 was not only prepared to accept ea diversion of
primary objective but felt that present circumstances
Gictated the wisdom of such a mve, However, both of
them feel that their present puramilitary program must
be sontinued, not because 4¢ ia crucial to the outcome

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&m-4 say they will continue to try to operate as long as
they can. He said that instead of 200 people they night
be operating with 20, but they could do something. So: lon:;
as they have the hardware with which to operate they can
“well" operations each time. For example, he said, they
would go to Cuban exiles, to Venezuela, to American.
Dusinessmen, etc. and would tel) thea, ‘The October savre
ation will coat $25,000, If you will underwrite it we
will dedicate it to you and run it in your nam.“ He
feela this would carry them for a few months provided they .
ean run a few successful operations,

5S, 4-4 said that when the support ran out the

hardware was all gone, and there was nothing left with
which to operate, A-1 would take 12 or 15 of his hard
eore followers and go into the Escambray in Las Villas
to make ove last ditch effort. I asked him if A~-1 felt
he would have any chance of a success and A~-4 stated that
ehould such a state come to pass, A-1 would definitely
@© in with the expectation of being run down eventually
end shot but that he would do this in order to go out in

... & Dlage of glory and to continue to serve as a martyr.

.: dew@ gaid there was absolutely no doubt in his mind that

., &1 vould follow thie course, that he had a hero compulzion
Dt ene a martyr cosplex and was completely without fear of death.

again mentioned an idea held by A-1 that he will not live

5: past 29 January 1965 (his birthday) because he is convinced
'. Ghat he is destined to reach tho peak moment of his life .
.@aring his 33rd year (as did Jesus Christ) and dees ont

expect to live beyond that time.

6. I asked A-4 where he, ‘ype:sonally, stood in sue’ a
He said that he was no hero but he had
@edicated seven years of his life as a goboolboy and young

i Baa to Cubak independence, and hc would not stop now.

would not go in deliberately to die as a martyr, but he would

on * @antinue with his work doing the best he could vith whatever
 g@=ans he could come by.

- @@ Tony YARONA who can separate himself completely from the

He stated, "A-1 is not such a larder

etruggle and go out to sel] used cars. A-1 cannot exiet te
® lige which. is routine and without personal power. Hs walk.
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and leave the work of liberation c/ ‘Ris country. — Ls
7, 1 aeked A-4 what AMWORLD would do if they vere |
able to commence operstions agsin, He said they had two
targets on the north coast 1rat they would like to hit.
when they have another chance, Goe is Puerto Vita, the other
de Manati. They have target studies on Puerto Vita and have
just recruited a refugee from Manati who knows the area
thoroaghly and brought out a large number of photographs -
of the target with him from Cuba, Unfortunately some of
them were confiscated by U. 8. Customs when he cane through
Miami, but there vere still enough remaining to plan an.
operation. He asked if we might be able to help recover the
eonfiscated photos, I told him that if approval to recommence
. rations was given, I was gure we could do so. Ian the
geantine, I was, of
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MEMORANDUM YOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation betweeen AMBIDDY-1 and
Martin Forrer

DATE : 16 October 1964 at 1045 hours

1. AMBIDDY-) said he had met yesterday with a nows-
paperman named Robert Stark of the London Times, A-1 .
first knew Stark during his. imprisonment after the Bay of
Pigs and claims Stark was one of the few correspondents

- who was allowed to interview the prisoners.” Ac ding to
- del Stark and th¢égovernor of the Bahamas are involved in
“1 @@uggling to «nd from Cuba. Gtark smuggles salt pork into
| Qriente Province and brings out rum and cigars, Stark ia —
"tthe owner of an LCM (Andros Engineer) and an LCU (Charles-
*. town). While A-1l was jotting down the names of the vessels
' Stark said, "Nowdon't go sinking my ships." A-I replied,
-"We don't sink anyone's ships.'' Stark is leaving today for
Canada to purchase fire bricks for sugar centrals in Cuba.
‘Stark advised A-1 that Ramon Castro, Fidel's brother,
_ would like to defect. Stark is willing tc =ssist Ramon
; Oxfiltrate clandestinely provided that A-~-1l supply a boat
“7. to meet the exfiltrating party somewhere in the open seas.
-- Before A-1 ccmumits his organization to suc a plan he
would like to have Headquarters investigate Stark, A-1

_ expects to meet Stark within a week and give him an answer
at that time.

7 2. A-l has received a report from his base that

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based in Miami, A-1 is requesting that the complete report

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funds from several wedthy businessmen. He then expccts
to leavg@for Santo Domingo to meet with President Reid.

He will then return to New York where he will talk to some
Mew York businessmen and attempt to collect financial
support for his organizati on. _

4. AMWORLD has been notified by the Justice Depart-
mont that they have to register as agents of a foreign
government, Hanolin Hernandez drafted a letter in reply
objecting to being called "agents of a foreign government.”

' gw] maintains that his organization does not report tormr
is responsible to any other government, etc, A-l was asked .
to send us a copy of their reply for our records,

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WENORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 .
and Martin Ferrer

‘DATE : 25 October 1964 at 1330 hours”

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1. The Office of Security called the undersigned
- to advise that AMBIDDY-1 had telephoned.

- 2. Upon returning A-}'s call, he stated he ‘telephoned
' gerely to inform.us that. he would be going into.

retreat on 26 or 27 October. He will. be staying. t the
Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Miami as a guest of ‘the’
@anagement since the manager is one of the "100 men,"

A&-1"3 rooms are 2255 and.2257. ‘The “«:lephone number 1s.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between ANBIDDY-1 and.
vy Martin Ferrer

DATE : 30 October 1964 at 1130 hours

1. AMBIDDY-1 inquired as to when the organizational
charts he requested from Carl would be ready, A-1 explained |
these charts are urgently needed to prepare future plans —
concerning the "dissident group."" At present Nilo Messer
is being groomed to go to Madrid to be the liaison after

.. "Gaco" de Leon is replaced. ‘"Cuco" de Leon is leaving |
shortly for Nicaragua to commence infiltration training.

. 2. As to A-1's future plans he intends to leave for
Central America on Tuesday or Wednesday, 3 or 4 November,
AMJAVA-4 is leaving for Nicaragua on 2 November,

“ 3. AMBIDDY-1 is sending Rafael Garcia, Luis Grillo,
and Amado Cantillo to the Dominican Republic to survey
' the new location which President Reid has offered AMWORLD,
According to A~1 Reid has offered them an cperations base
wuch closer to Cuba than IsJe de Beata. At present A-1
is getting cost estimates ou the 12 Swifts which Prosident
Reid wishes to buy in the U. S. The different astimates
_Will be sent. to President P-id with the three aforenentioned
AMWORLDers, According to A-1i President Reid suggesteti that
AMWORLD could paint their Swifts the same colors as the
“@enes which the Dominicans will. have,

4, 4-1, Sixto Mesa, and John Monahan intend to meat
a group of wealthy American and Cuban bushessmen on Sunday
“$0 solicit funds for AMWORLD, A-1 was advised to take a
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5. A-l was asked to ‘:heck 1f they had purchased the Te ag
extra commo equipment and spare parte, . : f “ee

6. <A-1l was asked to investigate if the steel. planking
has been paid.

7. A-l expects a telephone cal} from Robert Btarkie
tomorrow, 31 October, concerning the fire bricks. This
matter ia now being handled by Manuel Hernande;z., Oo

8, A-l was advised that Carl would have the charts
by Tuesday night. A-1 will be called on Monday to. make
arrangexents for the meeting between himself and Carl, |

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' MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: felephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
; and Martin Ferrer
DATE:

2 November 21964, 2100 hours

1. AMBIDDY-1 stated that he, AMWORLD-2 and John Monahan
mot some wealthy, American businessmen on 1 November. One of
the Americans was the President of the American Medical Asso-.
ciation in Miami who promised AMWORLD medical supplies. A-1
mentioned that John Monahan spoke eloquently before the sroup
en behalf of AMWORLD. Tie undersigned mentioned to A-1 that
unlike Cuban businessmen, one has to take a more direct approach
with American businessmen as far as money is concerned. A-1
-waid the reason he has not made a direct pitch for money-is-:-.~
because he does not want to take the same approach other. exile
organizations do. A-1 felt he would have better success in
getting a little from alct of people instead of alot from a few.
“T"~.  3. According to A-1, AMJAVA-4 will be leaving Thursday

for Nicaragua. : :

oS 3. A-1 advised that Nilo Messer and Antonio Sanz are now

- am Spain. Antonio Sanz will return after placing Nilo in contact
with appropriate people in Spain. A~-1l expects to meet with a

representative of the dissident group within the next two weeks.

A-1 did not elaborate as to the reason for his expectation.

A-2 again asked if the charts he requested would be terned -

over to him when he meet: Carl. -A-1 was assured that Carl would
bring the charta to the meeting. :

*Cuce” do Leon is leaving. on 3 November for Nicaragua.

v “8. The taree man group scheduled to go to the Dominican
Republic to curvey the new AMWORLD site has been temporarsly

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‘information for President Reid concerning the purchase of twelve
Swifts. This information will be sent with the three man group.
When asked why President Reid has not negotiated the purchase '
of the Swifts himself, A-1 stated Reid tried to but found
embezzeling withiu his group. President Reid wants to show the
maval group he can purchase the Swifts on his own. :

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6. A~-l expects the Philco training school to begin on

. 3 November. Approximately 25 AMWORLDERS will attend the school.
A-1 said he had submitted a list of needed spare parts to
Philco but he has not received a reply. A-1 is checking other
radio.corporations to obtain the lowest possible prices.

9. ‘The MV SANTA MARIA is anchored off Monkey Point and»
according to A-l is in top notch condition.

8. A-1 said he terminated his contract with station WRUL
in New York. A-1 intends to use the Dominican Republic to
beam long-wave programs to Cuba.

9. As of this month the "Tridente" will. be reduced in
size and will be published monthly.

- > 40. A-1 was informed that Carl will arrive in West Palm —
Beach at 2130 on 3 November. A-1-will be expecting. a call from |
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4 Movember 1964

WEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

| SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and
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DATE : 3 November 1964 at 2130

1. After several. unsuccessful attempts I was finally
able to contact AMBIDDY-1 and advise him that Carl waid
be unable to meet him at the agreed time. I informed
A-1 that Carl would contact him at 0900 on 4 November and

_ make arrangements for their meeting.

2. A-1 said he had received confirmation that the
Phileco sci.0l had started on 2 November.

‘3. During this non-operational period A-1 is having
all bis vesseis checked out to see that they will be in
good operational condition. A-1 specificzlly alluded to
. the LCM's that ave presently being overhauled. The ‘Swit
GITANA is also undergoing maintenance repairs,

4. Besides setting up Nilo Messe< ag AMWORLD's liaison
‘to the dissident group, Antonio Sanz is inquiring as to
the departure date of the RIO CAQNAO, A-1 intends to
broach the tonic of attacking the CAONAG with Carl. 4-2}
stated that he hopes that Carl will have a final decision
~ for him on the CAONAO

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decision has been made on the CAONAO, I changed the subject
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between ANBIDDY-1 and
Martin Ferrer | :

DATE: 7 Noveaber at 1130 hours

1. AMBIDDY-1 tated he expects to leave for Central
America on 11 November. He is waiting for the return of
Antonio Sanz from Madrid. Sanz is bringing "some infor-
mation" with him (A-1 did not elaborate) which A-1 wants
to evaluate before he (A-1) returns to the bases.

. 2. <A-l reiterated his promise of obtaining a new
roster for Headquarters. A-1 mentioned he is having all

his materiel inventoried and expects to have the results cane
for his meeting with Mr. Archer.

- 3. Awl was notified that perhaps it would be better
if he proceeded to the camps and we would contact him as
to the time and place of the meeting with Mr. Archer,

oi 4. A=-1 was reminded to submit his request for the
. December budget. . oo

5. A-] said he would telephone prior to his departure .

for Central America. ; -
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12 November 1964

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
And Martin Ferrer

DATE : 12 November 1964, 1100 hours

1. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Antonio Sanz returned fron

Spain last night (11 Nov) and according to Sanz a representative
of the dissident group will be leaving for Spain on 15 Nov.
Banz does not have.the name of the representative,however, all
indications point to Dr. Faustino Perez. A-1 has only talked
to Sanz briefly by phone ard therefore did not have all the — .
details of Saenz trip. : : .

. 2. According to A-1 Sanz talked to the captain of the
Caonao and the captain is more willing than ever to deliver the .
ship to AMWORLD. The Caonao will leave Spain on 16 Nov. :

- Bel said he would like a reading from Carl on the status. of
the Caonao operation. . ,

3. A-1 stated that some of his men who were formerly. .
in the U. S. Army are being recalled. A-1 requested that we
do whatever possible to remecy this situation. A-1 was
advised to submit a list of names of the individuals involved
and we wailld review the problem.

oa " @, Santiago Alvarez Rodriguez is encountering difficulties
with 18%8 in leaving the U. S. A-1 did not elaborate as to the
ll QR€2iculty, however, it appears te de a matter of uv? haying.
s- he proper papers.

ce . §, Al said he ig very pleased by the intelligence ;

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may get a free ship from Babun. A-1l feels that by acting as
an intermediary for the JOANNE, Babun will give AMWORLD another
ship after obtaining possession of the. JOANNE.

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7. A-1 expects to leave within. the next fer days for : :
Central America. We will see AMJAVA-4 and get up-to-date
reading on the situation at the camps and obtain the inventory
from A-4. A-1 would like to see Carl in the U.S. rather .
than in Panama. .

8. A-1 claimed that the $18,000 balance due on the
JOANNE repairs had been sent to Ramsey Scarlett.

8. A-1 was advised that Carl would meet him tonight ‘
(12 Nov) in West Palm Beach. A-1 should make reservations .
at a motel in that eity and call Headquarters at 1600 hours
teday with the name of the motel.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

/ BUBSECT: Telephone. Conversation Between. AMBIDDY-1

and Martin Fer
DATE: 16 November 1964, 1100 hours
1. AMBIDDY-1 expects to leave on 1? November for -

Costa Rica. He has received an urgent message that
Cornelio Orlich would like to talk to him; A-1 hopes |

’ to return to Miami as soon as possible to be on call

for the meeting with representative of the dissident

group.

-g. ~ AMJAVA-4 18 leaving on. the same flight as A-1
but will go directly to Managua. A-4 would prefer to)

"meet with Carl on 19 November in Panama, A-1. vas. requested —

to tell A-4 to bring the plans for Jucaro, Casilda, Santa
Crus del Sur and Guayabal to the Panama aeeting. A-1:.
will tell A-4 the address of the Panama gafehouse. |

: 3. , A-1 said he received word from Managua that:
geveral shots were fired at his private.automobile .
yesterday (15 Novembor) in Managua. Fortunately the.
bullets went astray and the driver was | unharmed. The.
assailant or assailants escaped. .

-- @,. According to A-1 approximately ¢ a week « or go ago

the Guardia Fiscal in Parismina, which is near Tortuguero,
gaw a light out. at sea. When they went. te see what it
was they saw a submarine. A-1 also claine that the U.S.

, Army is in thot area puilding a tower of: eens sort..:

* 8. Awl believes the weapons ordered by Costa Rica.
Zrom the U.S. were reyuesied by Pepe Figueres under the
pretext thet of turning them over to Manolo Ray. A-1-
opined t.t 90me may be given to Ray but a great bulk of
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AVBIDDY-1,.
. Norman Santell and Martin Ferrer

‘DATE: 17 November 1964, 1030 hours

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1. AMBIDDY-1 stated William King will advise Philco |
today that AMWORLD no longer wished to employ Jim Lee. A-1
gent a message to the base for Lee to return to the U. s.

2. A-1 reported he received a call from Nilo Messer
who said that Robreno wished to see AMJAVA-4 to make arrangt:-
ments for the "summit" meeting. It appeared to A-1 that the
representative of the dissident group in Spain wants to deal
with a higher ranking person than Nilo Messer. Nilo has:
received indications that the representative has already ..
left Cuba and is somewhere in Europe on a shopping spree.

_ Mr. Santell suggested perhaps it would be best for AMJAVA-4
‘to arrange the meeting in Paris rather than in Spain. A-1
agreed. AMJAVA-4 will probably leave for Spain on 21 November
after his meeting with Carl. , t

: - §.. Ae-l was advised that HQS had. received a report stating it
Guayo is in possession of photographs presumed to be on the z

ARANZAZU affair that were not turned over to AMWORLD for cen-
sorship. A-1 stated th:: Guayo was searched thoroughly after.

“the ARANZAZU affair and doubts he has photograsis in his.

'" ygessession unbeknownst to AMWORLD, however, A-1 will inves-.
tigate. We advised A-i «s had no way of checkisg the veracity
of the report, however, wanted to alert him of the possipiliity.

. Al said Guayo is now in Caracas working for "Bbhenia Libre."

; 4. A-1 plans to leave for Costa Rica on 1% November.

We informed him that one of the topics which Cornelio Orlich may
discuss is the increasing publicity being generated by the
training of Cuban exiles in that country, :

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. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1,
— Norman Santell and.Martin Ferrer __

DATE : 20 November 1964, 2100 aoure:

a 1, AMBIDDY-1 called to say he. had just returned from
‘Costa Rica where he spoke to President Orlich and his brother,
The Orlichs made no mention of expelling A-1, but, to the
_. contrary, are willing to continue ta.aupport AMWORLD, The -
only request made by Presidont Orlich was. that the arma barge
be taken out of Costa Rica for fear the Communists would _ : °
‘learn of its existence, A~1 said he will comply. ‘ :

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2.. The topic of conversation quickly changed to the .
newspaper article by Hal Hendrix which greeted A-i. upon. his. .
. arrival from Costa Rica about A-1 invslvement: in smuggling  . ; it
activities in Costa Rica. We informed A=1 that Al Burt had 5a
' antended to publish a similar story: but was scooped by Hendrix,
.We asked A-1 what he thought of the idea of having President
‘Orlich issue a complete denial as soon as possible of A-1's
_' smuggling activities in Costa Rica. A=} felt @ presidential
~ denial vas essential in counteracting this damaging publicity.
' 'A-1 stated he would call President Qrlich the first thing in
~ the mornirg on this matter, Another suggestion to neutralize
. Hendrix's story was for A-1 to see Al Burt as-soon as possible
‘end categorically deny the story. if heed be A-i might want
_ ‘te invite Hurt to Costa Hica to speak to. President Orlich and.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1, , |
Norman Santell and Martin Ferrer |

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DATE : 21 November 1964, 1030 hours

- 1. The. undersigned telephoned AMBIDDY-1 to see if he

bad an opportunity to speak with President Orlich. A-1 stated
he was unable to reach the President but did speak to the :

President's eecretary,. The secretary advised A-} that he was
unaware of the Hendrix story but he assured A-1 the entire story'
would be denied. A-1 informed Headquarters that he has sent
Manolin Hernandez with a copy of the story to see President
Orlich, A-1 commented that the initial reaction in Miami to
' the story was one of indignation toward Hendrix.

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A-1 had already talked to Burt by phone and they had made an H
appointment to discuse the entire matter this morning. Burt ; }
‘told A-1 on the phone that rumors concerning A-1's activity —. i
: had reached him. A-1 said he would tell Burt that President:
“!. Qrlich would issue a complete denial of the Henditx allegations.
.7u,‘-d-1 was cautioned not to forget that Burt is primarily a
oe Rewspaperman and therefore to be on guard as to what he tells

so 3, Al gas advised to take a firs stand against Philico
-.,/ Conserning dim Lee. Lee should be sent back to the U.S. as
goon as possible. A-1 was requested to reject any proposals
| by Philco for consultations in Miami or Central America con-
~* gerning Lee, A-1 should tell King to telephone Philco on
~ Monday (23 Nov) and make it quite clear AMWORLD cannot afford
. , tO pay needless travelling expenses of Philco representatives,
: King should also ask for a price list ea tibtnes ne parte,

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephon: Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
and Dick :

DATE: 21 November 1964, 1600 hours

1. At 1600 curs, 21 November 1964, I complied with
AMBIDDY-1's request relayed through the Security Office
that he be called on FRanklin 3-1568 in. Miami.

me 2. AMBIDDY-~-1 described reports reaching him of
mysterious phone calls being received by various Cubans
in Miami, mostly MRR personnel or wives of MRR members.
These calis started during she morning of 21 November...
The caller was a North American who spoke Spanish and gave
his name as "Bill Jones." Tae caller sought in each case
- tea solicit derogatory information about AMBIDDY-1, with
. particular emphasis on A-1's alleged participation in :
gwuggling activities. The caller offered money (A-1. did -  -
_not know how much) for derogatory information. ;

_. 3. A=) mentioned two persons who received calls:-
AMYUM-19 and the wife of Manolin Hernandez. In addition
to smuggling, A-19 was also asked if the reason he broke
with A-1 was because of the marriages of AMJAVA-4 or A-1.
A-19 denied these allegations tc the caller. vo .

'. 4, Ael gaid that the story spreading through Miami

as a result of these calls is that the U.S. Government. --
and probably CIA specifically -- was attempting to discredit
A-1 as a basis for denouncing him. A-1 was obviously
distressed by these speculations, and. in reporting them

ho wae in reslity. asking the question. -I gave him my.
unequivocal assurance that the U.S. Government was not.
responvibia for tae calls.. ; -

“6 6§. I askcd A-1 who he thought was responsible and
-he said "maybe tho Miami Herald." A-1 said that he had
‘geen Al Burt earlter in the day (Saturday, 21 November )
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Burt his side of the stories being circulated about - -
AMWORLD's contraband activities. A-1 felt that he :
made an impression. Burt was particularly interested
in a denial of these charges which A-] told Burt would.
be issued very soon by the President of Costa Rica (see
following paragraph). A-1 said he thought that he may.
have mollified Burt somewhat by having the meeting and
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a call from Manolin Hernandez in San Jose. Hopefully,
Hernandoz’ call would be to read a public letter fron |
President Orlich officially denying the presence of.
AMWORLD training camps in Costa Rica and disavowing
charges that A-1 or his peoples were involved in smuggling.
Orlich promised A-1 to issue such a letter. When he gota
&@ copy of this letter A-1 intends to hold a press
conference and use it as the heart of his effort to set :
the record straight about charges that . -AMWORLD. is. involved:
in running contraband.

: 7... E told A-1 that we would Jook into his report on
the mysterious phone calls and that we would let hin know

what we find out.
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Chief of Station, Santo Doniago “arts aoe
Culief of Btation, JENAVE |

* 1IDDY-1's Involvement in Haitian Affaira
ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information und files.

1. On 18 October 1964 ANCARBOI-1 acciuy,,, y-
"4m the lobby of the notel Bl Amtajador ta Sere Dent nee apeniaicas

‘Republic. AMBIDOY-1 was obviously eabarranong ty the fact that
be had the chance meeting with ANCARSON-1 bun ne asked that
AMCARBOM-1 not tell anyove 19 Minami toast Bo +.4 seen AMBIDDY-1 in
Saato Domingo. Ae an aftermeth of this Cliipe meeting, ANCARBGH<i
arranged for AMBIDDY-1 to talk with Mr. Boxionng @DIEDERICH, o freee
lance newspaperman residing in Santo Domioyy. The purpose of :
this conversation was to enavie Diederico (o save AMBIDOY-1 a

briefing on the Haitian scene and, 518 8 [01\,~.up, arrange &
meeting between ANBIDDY-1 and certain Haitssy, exile leaders. The
meeting with the Haitians took place 8t Divmaygen's house on
16 October 1964. The meeting was attended «, amcaRpowe-l, ANBIDDY-1,
@ Cuban known as Milo Jesus MESSER Pujol (dX 994055), Yather

: @BASRUK and Sylvian SWADESTRANDT, After & p\:.1{minary series of -

- @incussions, ZMBIDOY~-1 adjourned to anothex. -oom of tho Diederich
hovee to talk orivatsly with Father Bajeux anq sylvia Badestrandt.
at the end of this private meeting, SMCARBUN 5 had an opportunity
to talk with AMBIODY-1. As a result, AlCAkinng.) learned that, ae
of 18 October 1964, it was AMBIDUY-1's 10(y+10n to Ralo the
Haitians in their fight against Duvalier. wouppy-] believed

_ that be could furnish the ares end the tracsnortation for the

7 gewasion of Haiti by Haitian exiles. AUBIiny_» was also talking
abcut committing some of hia troops to 6UC4 an invasion as he
felt that, if he were successful in thi® Véiiure, he could obtain
significant base rights for his organizativy in Maiti. These bases

would in turn be used by ANBIDDT-1's opexations against PBBUMEN.

opportunity to talk in Santo Domingo with & wapan called Rafael
Garcia who is AMBIDDT-1's representative 44 =..¢@ Dominican Republic.
Garcia indicated that he doubted that AHELMAy.1 would participate .
in a Haitian ipvagion. In this connect4on, “arcia made tho point .

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that AMBIDDT-1) bed a tendescy te got excited abcst warseus

projects, but bo very rerely followed turongh om ae; project. As

& result, Garcia felt tunat Che Maitinas could att venet on ANBIDOT-1.
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SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1 and . ,
Martin Ferrer . 3

|’ DATE 2 24 November 1964, 0630 hours

- hw AMBIDDY-1 said h- is leaving this morning at 0800 |

for Nicaragua. He expects to return to Miami within three
to four days. A-1 requested that the information Carl had
promised be ready upon his return, Although A-1 would not
@ay specifically what the information was, he apparently. was |
- yeferring to detailed maps of the coming operation,

a 2. A-l reported the 100-man squad has been increased
- to 120 nen.

— 3. -A-l asked if it would be possible to obtain Esso -

. poad maps of Havana pinpointing strategic locations such as
G-2 headquarters, communications centers, police precincts,
etc, A-1 also requested a list of all prisons in Cuba and
other pertinent data on the prisons.

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or ' &, A-1 has complied a breakdown on how he would like
‘to arm the 120 men. He is sending this information directly.
to the Lastra address before he departs for Nicaragua today.

~~.’ -§, «= A= commented he had received a cable from President
- Ovlich branding the Hendrix story a complete falsehood, 4-1
* 48 circulating this cable around Miami in order toclear himself
of: the smuggling | charges. / ~

-6, &-l said he would call HQS upon pis return,

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7 Decesber 1964

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . ;

',. SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1 —

"DATE: = 7 Decembur 1964 rE
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. 1. TI telephoned Subject in Miami and introduced syualt , , oh
..¢ ge “Andres" and indicated that I was calling for “Carlos" who : GU
- wished to know what Subject wanted as per his telephone call to , Se

. "Martin" on the previous Friday. : cee, oo,

2, Subject indicated that he had three messages he wished :
to deliver and ‘they were as follows: i

‘ a. The President of Panama had given his whole-hearted
' consent to "Hanolin" (Hernandez) in helping them establich |
their operations in Panama, This message was then relayed to
_ “Carlie” (Jenkins) who was listening in on the conversation,

: b. Subject then stated that he had promised to pay the
passage of the individuals who were supposed to take part in : os
the meeting sot for 10 December, He indicated that he was : ce yo
- , worried since he had not heard from the “Flechero." This Dore
-\a28 related to Carlos who indicated that the money had. been a
approved but as yet had not been forwarued to the bank, This
nformation was relayed to A-1 and he seemed satisfied.

--': @, Subject stated that he was leaving for Nicaragua
-temorrow. He also asked if we had read his message to the
--bage, I said that we had not and he then gave me the gist
--0f his message to the effect that the "foreign power" had
"as yet not vetoed their plans ut that in the event thoy did, ‘
< Be (A-1) would have to drastically revise his policy of :
“> adherence to their views. Subject stressed that the message .

’ was oniy to boister the morai* of the men.

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Panama
Finances
Op VICTORIA

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MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Telephone Conversations with AMBIDDY-1 , : : ; ‘
. and Martin Ferrer . ; ot

DATE: 6 December 1964, 1630 and 1645 hours

$f 1. After being notified by the Office of Security that.
. AMBIDDY-1 had called on the emergency number, the undersigned |
. returned A-l's call, A-1 stated he had just received a message
from AMJAVA-4 saying the SANTA MARIA was located at Cerrania.
~ Bank due to bad weather and would remain six hours at that
i. 7. position, In the message A-4 said he would comply with the
-':" erder given him to return, however, requested Operation. —_ -
. VICTORIA be reconsidered. A-1 requested that the following
portion of A-4's message be passed to appropriate persons:
- "Pr (A-4) request the euspension of Operation VICTORIA be
reconsidered for the good of future operations because a ssi‘
person who loses faith in operations, believing himself subject
te foreign decisions, i5 a demoralized person." In light of , io
A-4'g message, A-1 urged that suspension of Operation VICTORIA ;
_pbe reconsidered. I assured A-1 that his message would be
delivered...

: 2. DC/WH/SA was notified of the above message. On the
4nstructions of DC/WH/SA the undersigned called A-1 and advised
_- Bim that the contents of his conversations with Mr. Santeil —
. (Sanchez) on 5 December were still valid and our position

‘yegarding Operation VICTORIA remained the same.
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7 December 1964

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ; ‘

SUBJECT: Telep!.one Conversation Between ANBIDDYT-1 : ;
: , and Martin Ferrer : i
DATE: 3 December 1964 ee ; ..

. 1, AMBIDDY--1 called from Houston, Texas to say that
he had just arrived from Central America, Al was advised
to proceed to New York to meet with Mr. Santell and Carl.
A-l agreed to get on the first plane to JFK airport,

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2, &-1 stated that VICTORIA was the operation against |
Casilda. A-1 stated that AMJAVA-4 had gone on theoperation, ©
A-1 contended that. he could no longer hold his troops back. Soe
A-1' asked if approval had been given to the CAQNAO operation Lt
and to the Casilda operat'on. The undersigned stated thzt : :
Mr, Santell would discuss tue entire matter with him at their H
meeting. A-1 expects to return to Miami for a few days and |
- then go to the Dominican Republic for the CAONAO operation. j
After the CAONAO operation, A-1 will go to Paris to met _
with the pepresentative of the dissident group, |

Raul a Re
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SUBJECT: Juan Antonio CANCELA Gomes (201~-759689)
Possible Coanection with C.van 6-2 : ‘

1. On 7 December 1964 curtug the course of a rn a {
telephone conversation with AMBIDDY-1, he indicated that : i
At was possible that Subject was connected with the Cuban i an
G-2. AMBIDDY-1 suspects that CANCEZLA was sent by the 0-2 :
to penetrate the AMYUM training camps. | : i

2. Subject spent one month at the training camps ad
and then asked to return to Miami. Upon his return to oo.
_ Maami he then made plans to travel to Nassau alleging : nn ne
that he had to go to Nassau in order to obtain ¢ permanent . ;
visa to enter the U.3. AKBIDDY-1 had this story checked
out with the U.5. IANS and discovered that this was not |
meceseary to enter the country on a permanent basis.
ANBIDDY-1 therefore concluded that Subject was attoupting |
®e ge to Nassau and eventually work hia way back to Cuba.

: 3. We further taformation was obtained on this.
watter. ;

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